Fish Factory

Sköpunarmiðstöðin SVF.
Bankastræti 1
755 Stöðvarfjörður
Iceland
Phone: (+354) 537 0711

Director: Una B. Sigurðardóttir
una@inhere.is 

Una Sigurðardóttir was born in 1983 in Reykjavík but has lived in Stöðvarfjörður since 2014. Since then, she has been a member of the board of directors and the head of the Creative Center, managing its daily operations, finances, and development, as well as working to evolve and enhance the center’s activities for the future.

Educated as a visual artist, Una has also engaged in teaching at the high school level and in workshop settings. She graduated from the Iceland University of the Arts in 2008 with a BA in Visual Arts and from St. Joost in the Netherlands with an MA in Visual Arts in 2013. Una has exhibited her artwork both in Iceland and internationally, and has been involved in the organization and execution of artistic events and festivals, both domestically and abroad.

Manager of Studio Silo & Sound Engineer: Vincent “Vinny” Wood
vinny@inhere.is

Vincent was born in 1986. Of English/Irish descent, he now resides in Stöðvarfjörður. Since 2014, Vincent has served on the board of directors of the Creative Center, overseeing its leadership, daily management, and development. Additionally, he is in charge of Studio Silo, the center’s sound studio.

Vincent is a qualified electronic engineer and worked in the development and design of electronic equipment for McHale and Valeo from 2008 to 2014. He is also a musician with over ten years of experience as a sound engineer and recording director. Vincent possesses extensive expertise in analog sound equipment and has earned a reputation as one of Iceland’s leading repair experts in this field. In recent years, he has been developing his own equipment under the Atomic Analog brand.

Residency Coordinator: Krzysztof “Kris” Madejski
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Krzysztof Madejski, born in Poland in 1988, embodies the essence of “jack of all trades, master of none, though oftentimes better than master of one.” His journey has taken him across continents, from the dynamic urban centers of Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, and Korea, to the serene landscapes of Iceland. It’s in these varied locales that Krzysztof has not only managed a hotel, refining his hospitality skills, but also excelled in organizing events in Taipei and video editing in Poland. Each role has allowed him to blend his knack for hospitality with creative and organizational tasks, showcasing his versatile skill set. Now after settling down in the East of Iceland, Krzysztof applies this diverse background to his role as an artist coordinator at the Fish Factory. Alongside his professional endeavors, he brings a piece of home to the workplace by occasionally bringing his dog, Miso, to work.

Tumi, the dog
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Tumi, the beloved canine resident of our artist residency, accompanies Una and Vinny to the Centre daily, where he plays an integral role at the factory. A sizable, affectionate, and spirited soul, Tumi is renowned for his warm welcomes, generous kisses, and enthusiasm for a spirited game of tug of war. His presence adds a layer of joy and warmth to our creative space, making him an indispensable member of our community.

Team members are around and about the factory from 09:00-16:00 every weekday.

Social Media

Facebook: facebook.com/fishfactorycreativecentre

Studio Silo Facebook: facebook.com/studiosiloiceland

Instagram: instagram.com/fishfactoryis

Youtube: youtube.com/user/inhereis/videos