About Carl Michael Von Hausswolff
Swedish composer, visual artist and curator, born 13 October 1956 in Linköping, Sweden. Ex-husband of [[artist:Annika Söderholm]]. Father of [[artist:Maria Von Hausswolff]] and [[artist:Anna Von Hausswolff]]. He lives and works in Stockholm, and had since the end of the 70s worked as a composer using the tape recorder as his main instrument.
He has often collaborated with other artists (such as Erik Pauser, [[artist:Leif Elggren]], [[artist:Andrew McKenzie]], Johan Söderberg, [[artist:Zbigniew Karkowski]], [[artist:Graham Lewis]], [[artist:David Jackman]], [[artist:Jean-Louis Huhta]] and [[artist:Kim Cascone]]). He devised the concept and is the curator of the [[artist:freq_out]] sound collective. Hausswolff's audiovisual works have also found outlets in pictorial art.
On the 27th of May 1992 at 12 Noon GMT, alongside [[artist:Leif Elggren]], he proclaimed the Kingdom of Elgaland-Vargaland, a new country established as a work of art.
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