Artist talk at Black Box Gallery, Copenhagen

Tomorrow evening Black Box Gallery is hosting a “Meet the Artist Event” I will tell about my work with arduino and a plotter, including the artworks that it creates. Also I might give some glimpses into the work with Recoil Performance Group where I am currently helping to create an interactive scenography for our next [...]

Posted at 9:44 pm on December 12, 2011 | leave a comment | Filed Under: Work | Tagged: , , , , , | read on

Lecture at Humboldt University February 10th

Annesofie, Daniel and I are pleased to give a presentation of ‘Longing – Fast Forward‘ at the Humboldt University in Berlin as part of the Mathias Storch Vorlesungen. We have been invited by Lill-Ann Körber to present at the Nordeuropa Institut as part of an impressive series of lectures by artists working in Greenland. If [...]

Posted at 2:49 am on January 31, 2011 | leave a comment | Filed Under: Event, Future, Work | Tagged: , , , , , , , | read on

About

As software artist i create computer programmed interactive art. My work combines installation art, audiovisual set design, modern dance, graphic design and performance art.

Through developing digitally controlled setups – often with firsthand written open source software – one of my main interests lies in participating in new and challenging creative spaces for artistic practices and research, ranging from large-scale media-based installations to theatre and dance productions.

In addition to my auto-didactic approach to knowledge and hands on experience, i hold a bachelor in Interactive Media. I thrive in experimental research environments where there is room for exchanging both crazy, grand or silly ideas. Whether it be with other artists, specialized geeks, academics, the local politician or a passersby.

Keeping curiosity alive is a priority for me. Why’s are complex, and there is enough stuff for the curious in that for at least several thousand eternities. The best school has so far been Christiania, trying to learn why people cluster and act the way they do. To believe that outcomes have reasons that i can never know in their entirety is enough to me. I'd rather wonder if a newborn does not know itself from it's surroundings than put my faith in stories about good vs. evil, a supreme being, the immutable order of things, or fate.


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