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Projects

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Jordfast

Jordfast is an old Danish word meaning "earthbound". The project, realised between 

2013 and 2020 on the Danish island of Samsø, is searching for the relation  between

its inhabitants their land and their culture. 

Samsø is a traditional island which for

centuries has based its economy on

agriculture, producing vegetables for the

entire Denmark. The structure of the island is that typical of danish countryside, divided in several parishes, with each village located not more than 3 km from each other and fields

in between.

In collaboration with Samsø Museum, the photographs are soon going to be exhibited at the museums newly renovated exhibitions halls in Tranebjerg.

A book collecting the exhibited photographs

is going to be published by Narayana Press 

(DK) and will be presented at the exhibition's opening in March 2021.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bonde, Onsbjerg Mark. Samsø (2020)

Farmer, Onsbjerg Mark. Samsø (2020)

 Gadekær, Besser  (Samsø 2019)

 Pond, Besser. Samsø (2020)

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Onsbjerg Mark, Samsø (2020)

Onsbjerg Mark, Samsø (2020)

Læsø

i det 21. århundrede

Photo documentary shot between autumn 2012 and summer 2013 on the Danish island Læsø. The project intend to leave an historical documentation of  the landscape and the inhabitants of Læsø in the 21.st century. The documentary is shot entirely on b/w films, using Rolleiflex, Hasselblad and Linhof cameras.

The project is a collaboration with Læsø Kunsthal, Læsø Museum and Frilandsmuseet.

 

 

 

 

 

Hundetudevej

Ung kvinde i døren, Gammel Østerby (Young woman, Gammel Østerby)

  Mand fra Byrum  (Man from Byrum)

Østerby Havn-arbejder  (Harbor worker)

Pige med folkedragt (Girl with traditional costume)

Vej ved Stokken  (Road by Stokken)

Menneske og Natur

The project started in the autumn 2011 and ended in 2012, is a travel on foot, on the Danish island of Ærø. Focus of the documentary are the people met on the travel and the nature of the island, shaped by the work of man. Shot entirely using

 a Rolleiflex 6x6 camera, the project is a collaboration with Ærø Museum and The Danish Open Air Museum. The project was as well exhibited at the Copenhagen Photo Festival 2013.

 

 

 

 

Ung landmand, Ronæs (Young farmer)

Vestre Strandvej, Ærøskøbing

Siddende fisker, Ommel  (Sitting fisher)

Pige ved træ, Tranderup  (Girl by a tree)

The White

Leaves

The project, exposed at the Copenhagen Photo Festival 2010, is a documentary on the teenagers of the Danish capital city. The pictures are taken in the parks, schools, bars where the adolescents of Copenhagen spend their lifes. The project more than an historical documentation intend to be a celebration of the fragility, pureness and melancolic time of human life.  

 

The White Leaves, nr.28 - Copenhagen 2006

The White Leaves, nr.27 - Copenhagen 2006

The White Leaves, nr.23 - Copenhagen 2006

The White Leaves, nr.34 - Copenhagen 2006

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