September
Comming up!
Mutated Barrel at Vejle Art Museum, 2026–27
This autumn, Mutated Barrel will be part of a large exhibition at Vejle Art Museum. Developed in dialogue with Hokusai’s Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji, the work connects nineteenth-century print culture with contemporary real-time image systems.
The digital landscape is synchronised with Japanese time, allowing light and atmosphere to shift continuously through day and night. Combining 3D world-building, real-time rendering and augmented reality, the work explores how an iconic image can move from serial print reproduction into a continuously evolving computational environment.
Stay tuned 🙂
Vejle Art Museum
October 2026 – 7 March 2027
Opening reception: 8 October 2026, 5–7 PM
June
Woven in Water Now Open in Vrå
After more than a year of development, my permanent public artwork Vævet i Vandet (Woven in Water) has now been inaugurated as part of the new swimming centre in Vrå, Denmark.
The work combines hand-painted gouaches, digital 3D models and ceramic tiles, drawing inspiration from water, local weaving traditions and the relationship between the analogue and digital worlds.
It was created as a place of movement, connection and discovery, a work that can be experienced differently over time and grow together with the people who use the space.
Thank you to everyone who helped make this project possible.
May
April
Currently in Athens as artist-in-residence at the Danish Institute in Athens, supported by the New Carlsberg Foundation, where I am researching classical sculpture and presenting my work in an artist talk.
March
New Large site specific art commission finished for ICV Swimming Center in VRÅ
After two years of work, I am proud to see my large-scale, site-specific artwork for Vrå Swimming Centre, now approaching completion. During the final stages, we welcomed a visit from Hjørring Municipality’s Art Committee, who experienced the work in situ as it integrates into the architecture of the building. The project unfolds as a dynamic surface where weaving traditions, bodies, and digital structures merge through light, movement, and water. It has been a significant and complex process, and I am deeply grateful to have been entrusted with a commission of this scale. I look forward to its opening in 2026.
Live performance from my Holbots 0.1 installation and performance in RECAST at University Library, Fiolstræde October 2025
Installation view from my installation “waiting room” in the exhibition “The Lost Rune Stones” August 2025
Film about my XR work