Presentation


Contemplating the fading moon, gazing at the sky’s spectrum, following the chimeras formed by moving clouds or the curves of a plant stem…
A vision is, in its essence, an experience of “seeing” – whether the act of looking, or the way we understand something complex. Having a vision may as well be about mental representation as about conceiving the world around us.
In the arts, the notion of vision includes both what the artist sees and makes visible, and what we, as external viewers, transcribe sensitively about the specific work. When we look at an artwork, we see all the factors and experiences that led to its creation.
Having a vision may also imply finding access to other levels of consciousness, other perceptions, through a state of trance or the use of some substance. Facing certain visions, temporarily our being is transformed: We feel full of energy, or another kind of strength. Or maybe, we’re just so filled with wonder that we forget ourselves and experience a form of mental and physical osmosis. […]

In pictures


Marielle Paul

Marielle Paul draws her inspiration from the landscape, combining the scales of the tiny and the monumental, to form a dynamic world that is half-figurative, half-abstract, poetic and playful, with a bright and delicate palette.

Lyndi Sales

Lyndi Sales combines a deep interest in the natural sciences with a spiritual quest in her mapping of cosmogonies and new perceptions.

Bente Skjøttgaard

Bente Skjøttgaard spent several years in higher spheres, creating immense, vaporous and exuberant sculptures in delightful hues. Inspired by scientific models of certain cloud types (Cumulus and Cumulonimbus), these works suggest confrontations and tensions between warm and cold flows.

Yoon Ji-Eun

Through airy, musical compositions, Yoon Ji-Eun reflects on a reality that constantly eludes the desire to retain or understand: Fragments abound, still for an instant before continuing their journey… In some areas scenes are glimpsed through floating portals.

Agenda


OPENING

Thursday, August 29th 20246pm > 9pm

LOKOMOTIVÆRKSTEDET
Otto Busses Vej 5A - 2450 København SV

OFF SITE

Millepatte - TusindbenMarielle Paul & Maud Paul28. 08 2024 > 17. 01. 2025

Institut Français du Danemark
Rolighedsvej 37 - 1958 Frederiksberg C, København

OPENING - off site

Wednesday, August 28th 20244pm > 7pm

Institut Français du Danemark
Rolighedsvej 37 - 1958 Frederiksberg C, København

TALK - off site

Wednesday, August 28th 20244:30pm > 5pm

Marielle Paul and Maud Paul will be in conversation with Danish art critic and curator Louise Steiwer to present their exhibition. The conversation will be in English and followed by a cocktail.

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