Anders Moseholm - WAY OUT OF ME

Med udstillingen Way Out Of Me undersøger Anders Moseholm menneskets forhold til naturen – ikke som idyllisk fristed, men som et komplekst og tvetydigt rum. Titlen peger på det frigørende i selvforglemmelsen: den tilstand, hvor vi for en stund træder ud af os selv gennem mødet med naturen eller kunsten.

Moseholms malerier er inspireret af vandringer i den danske natur – særligt i sommerhusområdernes halvvilde landskaber. Her skildres krat, grøftekanter, skovveje og lysninger som stemningsmættede, let slørede rum, hvor det velkendte får et strejf af noget urovækkende. Naturen fremstår både smuk og foruroligende – som et ekko af begrebet das Unheimliche.

Vernissage:

Exhibition period:13/05/2022-18/09/2022

Background

Imagine a work not created over weeks, but across 17 years. A community not solely about owning art, but about growing with it. This is the story behind Think Bigger—and what happens when art is given the opportunity to develop over time.

The story unfolds between 2008 and 2025 and manifests as a declaration of trust between artist, collectors, and gallery. An alliance that makes it possible not only to collect and exhibit art, but to work in service of art’s essence and long-term development.

The Exhibition

Images from the exhibition Think Bigger, presented within Trapholt’s architectural setting. The series is shown here in its entirety, featuring 36 oil paintings by Michael Kvium—created in close collaboration between artist, collectors, and gallery over a period of 17 years.

Photo: Kenneth Stjernegaard

What’s for Sale?

The exhibition presents works from Think Bigger, jointly owned by Michael Kvium. Send an enquiry to receive a showroom featuring all available works.

About Michael Kvium

Born 1955, Horsens

Michael Kvium is one of Denmark’s most prominent contemporary artists, renowned for his strongly figurative works that balance the grotesque, the satirical, and the existential. Since the 1980s, he has developed a distinctive visual universe populated by human figures that reflect our shadow sides and collective blindness. With roots in satirical drawing and an education from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Kvium works uncompromisingly across painting, sculpture, and installation—always with the human condition at the centre. His works confront us with what we would rather not see, reminding us that it is rarely art that is at fault. It is the time we live in.

We are proud to represent Michael Kvium at Galleri Franz Pedersen. His uncompromising and deeply personal visual language has established him as a central figure in Danish contemporary art, and we are pleased to have him as an integral part of the gallery’s programme.

You can read more about Michael Kvium on the artist page, or contact us directly to gain access to available works.