When Skövdebostäder (the municipal apartment company) rebuilt the old school and the area around it, they also invested in the courtyard design and decoration. The artist, like many of the residents, was a student here when it was an elementary school, and on a limestone wall he has created various objects that appear to be left behind from that time. The countries on the globe are approximately placed. “I was never any good at geography” Henrik Allert reveals, and adds that the football was the hardest one to recreate. He had to look for a long time before he found a genuine leather ball to cast from, but at last he found one at Tidaholm’s Sports Museum.

On the walls that surround “Tiden går” (The time Passes) we find figures in dark and light limestone from Kinnekulle and Dala. Several of the figures in “Urform – variation I och II” (Original form – variation I and II) are cut from identical shapes, but by twisting them, putting them upside down or angle them they have formed different expressions.