00The Journal

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The Journal

Artist studies, podcast conversations, and, as the programme grows, exhibition writing and book releases. One place for the reading and listening that sits around the works.

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01Featured

Artist Study07 Jun 2026

A Confectioner of Gravity: The Singular World of Helle Mardahl

From the molten breath of Danish glassworks to the heavy permanence of Italian bronze and marble, we trace the evolution of Helle Mardahl's candy-coated universe.

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02Artist Studies

Ditte Ejlerskov and Julie Leopold Alf on Myth, Technology and the Afterlife of the Work

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Artist Study16 Jul 2026

Ditte Ejlerskov and Julie Leopold Alf on Myth, Technology and the Afterlife of the Work

From Atelieret: painter Ditte Ejlerskov and Enter Art Fair founder Julie Leopold Alf on digital sculpture, feminist avatars and the structures that let a hybrid practice circulate.

Bjørn Magnussen and Frederik Hove on Intuition, Material and the Public Work

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Artist Study16 Jul 2026

Bjørn Magnussen and Frederik Hove on Intuition, Material and the Public Work

From Atelieret: a conversation with artist Bjørn Magnussen and collector Frederik Hove on how a young Danish artist actually builds a life in the trade.

Andrés Reisinger: The Architecture of the Unbound

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Artist Study01 Jul 2026

Andrés Reisinger: The Architecture of the Unbound

By translating frictionless digital volumes into the heavy permanence of bronze, marble, and glass, Andrés Reisinger challenges the perceived boundaries between the screen and the physical world.

Continuous Additions: The Layered Worlds of Asger Harbou Gjerdevik

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Artist Study28 Jun 2026

Continuous Additions: The Layered Worlds of Asger Harbou Gjerdevik

In the work of the Danish artist, cultural icons, personal histories, and the weight of bronze converge to form an ongoing, restless dialogue between the figurative and the abstract.

The Intuition Revolution of Bjørn Magnussen

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Artist Study25 Jun 2026

The Intuition Revolution of Bjørn Magnussen

In the unfiltered creative process of Danish artist Bjørn Magnussen, sculpture becomes a record of biological impulse and raw sensory presence.

Cathrine Raben Davidsen: The Alchemy of Transformation

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Artist Study22 Jun 2026

Cathrine Raben Davidsen: The Alchemy of Transformation

Across painting, ceramics, and now limited editions in bronze, marble, and glass, the Copenhagen-based artist explores the ancestral rhythms of making and the metamorphosis of the human form.

Ditte Ejlerskov and the Architecture of Affection

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Artist Study19 Jun 2026

Ditte Ejlerskov and the Architecture of Affection

Through the lens of feminist mythology and the biological mechanics of oxytocin, Danish artist Ditte Ejlerskov translates the weight of contemporary care into the permanence of bronze.

Forever Studio: The Transubstantiation of Form

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Artist Study16 Jun 2026

Forever Studio: The Transubstantiation of Form

Through their ‘Vista’ series for Edition Solenne, Rotterdam duo Bienke Domenie and Sara Degenaar explore how a single silhouette is fundamentally rewritten by the alchemy of marble, bronze, and glass.

Frederik Næblerød: The Urgency of the Intuitive

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Artist Study13 Jun 2026

Frederik Næblerød: The Urgency of the Intuitive

Tracing the high-speed evolution of a Danish powerhouse and his mastery of bronze patinas with Edition Solenne.

The Alchemy of Luminous Form: Gun Gordillo

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Artist Study10 Jun 2026

The Alchemy of Luminous Form: Gun Gordillo

For over five decades, Gun Gordillo has occupied a singular space in the firmament of light art. Through a practice that bridges the historical weight of bronze and lead with the ethereal volatility of neon, she explores the delicate tension between the visible and the felt.

Jacob Egeberg: Material Fossils and the Geologic Future

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Artist Study04 Jun 2026

Jacob Egeberg: Material Fossils and the Geologic Future

Through the alchemy of bronze, marble, and glass, the Copenhagen-based artist and designer Jacob Mathias Egeberg explores the intersection of industrial detritus and deep time, creating a new vernacular for the contemporary object.

Julie Lænkholm: The Architecture of Maintenance

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Artist Study01 Jun 2026

Julie Lænkholm: The Architecture of Maintenance

Through forest-patinated bronze and ancestral textiles, the Copenhagen-based artist explores the radical act of paying attention to what is already there.

The Fossil of the Present: A Study of Kaare Sebastian Golles

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Artist Study29 May 2026

The Fossil of the Present: A Study of Kaare Sebastian Golles

Through the lens of the fragment and the ritual of the slaughterhouse, the Danish sculptor explores the tension between classical transcendence and the brutal reality of the contemporary object.

The Infinite Thread: A Conversation with Landon Metz

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Artist Study26 May 2026

The Infinite Thread: A Conversation with Landon Metz

Through rhythmic repetition and an acute sensitivity to architecture, the American abstract painter Landon Metz negotiates the tension between the perceptible and the void.

Laurids Gallée: The Alchemist of Hybrid Memory

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Artist Study23 May 2026

Laurids Gallée: The Alchemist of Hybrid Memory

Through a synthesis of ancient casting, hand-carving, and contemporary material research, the Austrian-born designer reconciles the weight of art history with the surreal fluidity of the present.

Louise Roe and the Sculptural Architecture of Memory

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Artist Study20 May 2026

Louise Roe and the Sculptural Architecture of Memory

Through a dialogue of ancient European craftsmanship and Copenhagen minimalism, Louise Roe explores the weight of stone and the breath of glass in a new series of limited-edition objects for Edition Solenne.

The Subconscious in Bronze: A Journey Through Maria Rubinke's Interior Worlds

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Artist Study17 May 2026

The Subconscious in Bronze: A Journey Through Maria Rubinke's Interior Worlds

From the shock of white porcelain to the weight of patinated bronze, the Danish sculptor explores the thin veil between innocence and the chaotic depths of the human psyche.

The Weight of the Everyday: A Study of Mikkel Carl

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Artist Study14 May 2026

The Weight of the Everyday: A Study of Mikkel Carl

Through the reclamation of icons and the alchemy of materials, Danish artist Mikkel Carl examines the semiotics of contemporary culture and the persistent ghosts of the ready-made.

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Artist Study11 May 2026

Onno Adriaanse: The Geology of Memory

Through explorations of deep time and material transformation, Dutch designer Onno Adriaanse recontextualizes the ancient world into contemporary sculptural objects.

A Contemporary Archaeology of the Everyday: The Patinated Bronze World of Rose Eken

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Artist Study08 May 2026

A Contemporary Archaeology of the Everyday: The Patinated Bronze World of Rose Eken

From the smoke-filled subcultures of the Danish punk scene to the meticulous bronze foundries of Pietrasanta, Rose Eken explores the fragility of existence through the objects we leave behind.

The Weight of the End-User: Sidsel Meineche Hansen

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Artist Study05 May 2026

The Weight of the End-User: Sidsel Meineche Hansen

Through the lens of 'techno-somatic' investigation and the tactile gravity of bronze, the Danish visual artist examines the murky intersections of human labor, digital alienation, and the transactional nature of the art object.

Through the Veins of the Stone: Sif Itona Westerberg

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Artist Study02 May 2026

Through the Veins of the Stone: Sif Itona Westerberg

Merging classical mythology with contemporary ecological fragility, the Copenhagen-based sculptor navigates the metamorphic boundary between the human body, industrial matter, and the deep time of Carrara marble.

Thomas Kiesewetter: The Architecture of Spontaneity

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Artist Study29 Apr 2026

Thomas Kiesewetter: The Architecture of Spontaneity

At the intersection of industrial rigidity and somatic intuition, the Berlin-based sculptor explores the precarious moment where separate parts become a singular force.

Willem van Hooff: The Primitive and the Polished

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Artist Study26 Apr 2026

Willem van Hooff: The Primitive and the Polished

Through the reclamation of ancient techniques and a restless material curiosity, the Dutch artist and designer Willem van Hooff challenges the soullessness of mass production, finding a new language in bronze, marble, and glass.