Available to book



GREY
BOX

The blank page. 

An open space for production, film, photoshoots, events, concerts, temporary installations. No fixed setup, no assumptions about what you're making. If you can picture it, Grey Box can probably hold it.

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BLACK
BOX
The engine room. 

Fully equipped for sound recording, installations, and screenings. Built for the work that needs precision, and small enough to keep gatherings focused and intimate. 

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WHITE
BOX

The clear head. 

Big windows, natural light, a space built for meetings, brainstorms, and deep focus work, plus the occasional smaller event when daylight matters more than a stage. 

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Included when you book

Your booking also includes access to our lounge, kitchen, and private indoor garage with space for up to two cars. Giving you room to take a break, prepare food and coffee, load in equipment, or hang out between sessions.

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Equipment list

IDUN comes equipped with a wide range of gear, including a grand piano, a six-piece modular stage with four different heights, professional photo lights and backdrops, and a selection of microphones.

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Contact us

Get in touch for bookings, productions, events, collaborations, visits, or to talk through an idea. 
We’re always open to new projects and ways of using the space.

contact@idunmalmo.com
+46 768194721
                
Idunsgatan 6, Malmö, Swedencontact@idunmalmo.com
















400m² production space in Malmö.
Used for music, film, photography, rehearsals, recording, events, and more.
Improved every week.

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PUBLIC EVENTS


25 - 27 September
Malmö Gallerihelgen

GRAIN DRIFT

Exhibition

Grain Drift is a site-specific exhibition where textile and sound converge in an immersive experience. Textile artist Josefin Åberg explores the intersection of traditional textile craft and digital aesthetics through weaving, sculpture, and installation. 

Presented at IDUN, the exhibition is framed by a site-specific sound environment by composer and percussionist Mårten Hillbom, created from recordings of natural materials and percussion.


Curators: Daniela Doe and Mårten Hillbom.

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Vernissage
25 September
18:00-23:00

Live Music with Mårten Hillbom
25 September
20:00

Artist Talk with Josefin Åberg
26 September
14:00 



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Textile artist Josefin Åberg explores the intersection of traditional textile craft and digital aesthetics through weaving, sculpture, and installation. Her work brings the tactile and digital into dialogue through coded structures and algorithmic logic that connect craft and digital processes.

@josefin.aberg
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