2022 DECORATIVE PROJECT

Art that brings the world close

EN Sven-Allan Sørensen. Absurd Birds. Flytbare værker til Krogerup Højskole. 2022

The New Carlsberg Foundation’s extensive donation of works to Krogerup Folk High School in Humlebæk north of Copenhagen brings the world close and invites reflection and engagement – all in the spirit of the school.

2022 DECORATIVE PROJECT

A coastal landscape emerges among roads and traffic

Lea Porsagers stedsspecifikke kunstværk KLIT med form som et anlagt kystlandskab en strandbiotop

Lea Porsager’s grand work of landscape art KLIT (Dune) creates a living beach environment in the centre of Denmark’s third-largest city, Odense. It forms the basis of a coastal biotope and contains references to one of the most talked-about and admired experiments in the science of physics.

2022 Decorative project

Cathrine Raben Davidsen’s brilliant bronzes

Cathrine Raben Davidsen. Aurora Consurgens, 2020-2021

In the summer of 2019, the Carlsberg Foundation initiated the extensive restoration of the Carlsberg Academy located on the outskirts of the Copenhagen district of Valby. In collaboration with landscape architect Kristine Jensen artist Cathrine Raben Davidsen has created 16 bronze vessels for the newly restored Conservatory, centrally placed in the building.

2022 DECORATIVE PROJECT

Colourful total installations

Joachim Koester. Planeter og stier, 2021. Krogerup Højskole

Spatial qualities played and play an active role in the creation and experience of Astrid Marie Christiansen’s and Joachim Koester’s decorative projects at Krogerup Folk High School. While Christiansen conjures up a playful sweets garden in dialogue with the school’s modernist interior architecture, Koester’s photographs, solar system and paths on the linoleum floor of the lecture hall draw a cosmic mind map.

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