May 9, 2025 → June 8, 2025
Sunday May 18: 12:00-17:00
Monday May 19: 11:00-15:00
Tuesday May 20: 10:00-15:00
Saturday May 24: 12:00-15:00
By appointment: galleri1komma4m3@gmail.com
Opening/vernissage:
May 16, 2025, 17:30-20:00
Galleri 1,4 m3
Ny Carlsberg Vej 26, København V, 1760, Denmark
Admission:
Free
IMAGE
Nina Worren: Skin Study V (Ribble Fish and Humans), 2024. Still from video.
TEXT
Visual artist Nina Worren shows her video work Skin Study V (Ribble Fish and Humans) in the window exhibition space Galleri 1.4 m3, and on the occasion of the Art Matter Festival, the space behind the window will be opened during the festival days, where Worren presents text, photography, and collage.
“A word, a thought, a touch, warm or cold sensory impressions. As the largest organ, the skin holds our body and mind together, embraces us and protects us. It carries both visible and invisible stories. Does the skin remember?”
Skin Studies is a larger, ongoing work consisting of several studies. In her studies, Nina Worren examines skin in a diversity of forms, ages and relationships across different skin types: From the surface of the earth and water to the deep sea, people, fauna, flora, minerals, elements and materials. Through artistic research, experiments and combinations of media and methods, content and materiality, new ways of seeing and experiencing our surroundings are found. Tactility, time, proximity and silence are strongly present in the mediation.
Nina Worren (NO) is educated at the Academy of Art and Design, HDK Valand, in Gothenburg, the International Center of Photography in New York and Fatamorgana. She works with photography, video, text and image, and the photographic artist's book as an object. She is interested in topics that touch on heritage, intimate relationships, the connection between body and mind, identity, and our relationship with nature.
At the opening May 16th at 18:00 Tomas Lagermand Lundme reads from “Min hud er ikke din” on the pavement in front of Nina Worren’s exhibition.
The poetry collection “Min hud er ikke din” focuses on the artist’s role in the uncovering of his own life. Because when the work becomes the artist himself - wrapped up in commercialisation and judgment - who do you become?
Tomas Lagermand Lundme works as an author, playwright, screenwriter, and visual artist. Through several publications, he has described different kinds of boy and man roles, about human vulnerability, doubt, anxiety, and troubled love.