The National Gallery of Iceland hosts two exhibitions celebrating Björk's multifaceted creativity. 'Metamorphlings' showcases James Merry's masks crafted for her tours, while 'Echolalia' features three large-scale audiovisual installations, including elegies for her mother and a preview of her upcoming album. The works blur boundaries between music, craft, performance, and technology.

These exhibitions highlight Björk's concept of 'sonic symbolism,' transforming sound into visual form. The installations are not mere displays but immersive environments that invite viewers into her musical universe. With a rave planned during a solar eclipse, the events underscore her ongoing influence on global culture.