My video work, “Environmental Performance II: Waiting for the Bunny,” is screened for ArtSpace Fyn/Kunstrum Fyn during the Open Video XVI event in October 2023. Filmed in the nature-culture woods […]
Exhibition on Emotion and Migration What does it feel like to be a migrant? Beyond the instant empathic, emotional response, an exhibition at Roskilde University Library shows a number of […]
“The more one looks, the more the name of the game of living and dying on earth is a convoluted multispecies affair that goes by the name of symbiosis, the […]
Title: Environmental Performance (II). Waiting for the Bunny. Key Elements:Filmed over a prolonged period, Environmental Performance captures the unpredictable interplay of ants, wind, and clouds as they navigate their surroundings. The aesthetics emphasize […]
Location: SAK Kunstbygning, Svendborg, Denmark Date: September 9 – October 8, 2017 Medium: Video installation with mixed media projections on surfaces and tactile imagery Dimensions: Variable, site-specific Concept/Description: The Exchange installation features three video pieces—Trampoline Angel (formerly Impetus), Itch, […]
Mixtures, fluidity and in-betweenness is a recurrent theme of my research: working with monstruous mixtures – with impurity, hybridity, polyphony and ambivalence. This is articulated in a work of scholartistry […]
Knowledge is co-constituted by the forms in which it is developed and communicated. For our research article “Knowledge Catcher: On the performative agency of scholarly forms” Julie Bønnelycke and I […]
Medium: Mixed media; overhead projectors, plastic, animal remains (feathers, sheep skins, frog), fake blood, liquid Dimensions: Approximately 107 x 146 cm per piece Date: September 2018 Concept/Description:This installation, comprising three works—Pheasant, Sheep, and Frog—uses organic […]
Title: Trampoline Angel Medium: Video, Stills Dimensions: Variable, digital format available Date: 2017 Concept/Description:Trampoline Angel is a video work that features a figure bouncing on a trampoline, with each jump creating layered distortions that shift […]
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