Bjørn Magnussen, 2026

Confident, Invincible and Protected

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Material: Blue patinated bronze
Dimensions: 21 × 12 cm
Edition: Edition of 11

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Three bronze sculptures exploring the relationship between identity, vulnerability and the ways we present and protect ourselves.

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Confident by Bjørn Magnussen, blue patinated bronze

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Confident, Invincible and Protected

The work

Rooted in Magnussen’s distinctive visual language, the works give physical form to different emotional states. Through exaggerated proportions, expressive figures and carefully considered surfaces, the sculptures move between strength and fragility, confidence and uncertainty.

Produced in limited editions of 11, each sculpture is cast in bronze and finished in its own patina, giving the three works individual identities while maintaining a shared sculptural language.

The sculptures are part of Edition Solenne’s programme of limited works developed directly with contemporary artists.

Materials and making

Blue patinated bronze

Artist: Bjørn Magnussen
Title: Confident, Invincible and Protected
Year: 2026
Material: Blue patinated bronze
Dimensions: 21 × 12 cm
Edition size: Edition of 11
Offered by: Edition Solenne

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Confident, Invincible and Protected, Bjørn Magnussen

In the studio

The original forms preserve the first movement of the hand before casting and individual patination.

Bjørn Magnussen with the original forms

Original forms before bronze casting

Images courtesy Bjørn Magnussen and Edition Solenne.

The artist

Bjørn Magnussen

1996, Copenhagen, Denmark · Painting, Sculpture, Public Commission, Drawing

Bjørn Magnussen is a self-taught Danish artist working across painting, stone sculpture and large-scale public commissions. He describes his method as an "Intuition Revolution": a refusal to work from sketches, developed in part through living with ADHD and Tourette's syndrome, that prioritises instinct and bodily feeling over advance planning. He draws two or three times a day, treating those drawings not as studies but as finished miniature works in their own right.

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