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I don’t know. When I’m in New York I always get so confronted with being from Scandinavia because American society is so different. I think growing up in Copenhagen, and growing up in Denmark, is maybe why I am playing with all these aesthetics. I’ll never feel completely attached to any of them because you feel a bit like you’re standing outside. [In Denamrk], we’re super-influenced by American pop culture, for example, but it’s always like an after echo somehow. Even though my work doesn’t look classically Scandinavian, I think it’s somehow really talking from a Scandinavian position. It’s actually difficult for me to see myself. I did a work called Hardcore Freedom at Copenhagen Contemporary in 2020, and I’ve kept on showing that work, in Vienna and last year in Luxembourg. It’s a small reflection upon how freedom has been rated through music and culture and this [idea] of growing up in a society where this feeling of freedom was not existing. I started speculating [about if freedom] exists, or if you could only [experience it] as a desire. I think freedom is a desire, but I also think the closest we can come to freedom is togetherness and culture, because it was so clear during COVID-19 that the isolation was the opposite of an experience of freedom.Officials If Were Fighting Each Other We Cant Fight The Enemy Tee Shirt
No, not really. I think it’s [about] reflections. Since I was as a kid, I’ve always been questioning everything. I found it so difficult going to school because there was always an answer. I think my art practice [isn’t about] finding the answers, but only allowing myself to keep on reflecting and stay in the reflection. I think that’s also why I’m not so interested in good taste or bad taste; that will also change. Things get exciting for me when you can’t really say if something is beautiful or ugly—when these hierarchies of taste somehow [are challenged]. When you can’t define something as being extremely awkward or extremely beautiful, it’s a confusion, and then you can expand the idea of taste—that’s when things get interesting. Expanding your idea of things, that’s what has always fascinated me in looking at art or architecture or music or whatever.
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