The myth tells us that while standing on the moon, only two human
phenomena are visible: The Great Wall of China and three Icelandic girls that call themselves The Icelandic Love Corporation. Coming down to planet Earth, another myth can be heard among earthlings about this corporation
operating on an international basis, spreading their outlandish ideas around the globe by performing colorful and burlesque happenings. It all seems very innocent at first, hidden under the nominal disguise of "art," but looking closer (and now the perspective is from a microcosmic level and not from other planets) we detect a serious questioning of... the Thing. And matters become complicated. I'm not sure, but I think I might have smelled the stench of conspiracy here.
— Flórhallur Magnússon


Sigrún Hrólfsdóttir (1973), Jóní Jónsdóttir (1972), Eirún Sigurdardóttir (1971)
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Selected solo exhibitions: 2002: Leisure Club Mogadishni, Copenhagen; 2000: i8, Reykjavik; 1999: Oneoone, Reykjavik.
Selected group exhibitions: 2002: Rendez-Vous, Greyscale/CMYK, Glasgow; Magic, Artcite, Windsor, Canada; 2001: Palazzo della Triennale, Milan; Melody, Sanatorium, Narva-Joesuu, Estonia; Face-Painting, Summercamp, Helsinki; ILC promo video, Irma Optimists Basement, Helsinki; 2000: White, Black, Grey, Geroarsafn, Kopavogur, Iceland; Hope, Centre d’Art Contemporain, Sete, France; @, Icelandic National Art Museum, Reykjavik; Ongarden, Kunst in der Stadt, Kunstverein Bregenz, Austria; 1999: Kunst als Teamwork, Kunsthalle, Vienna; Higher Beings, 54, Gothenburg.