Heaven and Earth, 2018

'Heaven and Earth' was an installation with furniture, sculptures and sound first shown at Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Copenhagen, DK in 2018 and later in 2018 at MARWAN in Amsterdam, NL.

 The protagonist of Heaven and Earth is a bitter tea-kettle, to be specific, the iconic chrome kettle ’9091’ designed by Richard Sapper in 1982.

Sound actress is Lisa Lind Dunbar, Music arrangement by Simon Brinck, Recording by Hannibal Andersen

Burnout, 2019 

'Burnout' was an installation and exhibition at Kunsthal 44 Møen, Askeby, Denmark in the summer of 2019. The exhibition was curated by Julia Rodrigues.

The protagonists of this absurdist-comical sound installation, are a burnt-out worker bee from the Danish honey industry and a male bumblebee from Sweden. In a heated monologue, the worker bee describes the pressure involved in keeping up with a high-speed working life, which has resulted in burnout. After she is interrupted in her speech by a rowdy Swedish bumblebee, disagreements commence. The text touches on topics such as the industrialisation of agriculture and the mysterious bee death.

Voice actors are Lisa Lind Dunbar and David Wiberg, recording by Andrea Novel.

Potato the Greatest, 2020

Potato the Greatest was originally a video companion to the sculpture edition Potato the Great, made for Sacred Thing in 2020. First exhibited in ’Working Potatoes’, HKM, Hoorn, NL, 2020. Soon to be exhibited as part of KP21 at Kunsthal Aarhus.

Our protagonist in 'Potato the Greatest' is the potato that came second in the Harrogate Giant Vegetable competition – or to be specific, a sculpture sculpture of that potato.

Voice actor is Alistair Hanson

Sound recording and mastering by Martin Leitner.