GraveDwellers #2. Photo: Theodor Nymark.
Pressemeddelelse, marts 2021
GraveDwellers #2
A group show curated by Theodor Nymark
Møllehøj er en rundhøj fra stenalderen, med en stor jættestue. Den ligger i Frederikssund Kommune, men har indgang i Egedal Kommune. Blev tidligere kaldt Udlejre Stenstue. Møllehøj Jættestue er fra ca. 3500 f.Kr. Højen er 4,5 meter høj og 24 meter i diameter. Kammeret består af 15 bæresten og 4 overliggere og gangen af 8 bæresten og 4 overliggere. Kammeret er 6,8 x 3,0 x 2,0 m.
Jamilla Mahmoud “Serpentine” 2019 (Serpentine marble and rhinestone). Photo: Theodor Nymark.
Jamilla Mahmoud “Serpentine” 2019 (Serpentine marble and rhinestone). Photo: Theodor Nymark.
Christine Dahlerup “We” 2020 (Steel, silicone, paraffin wax, inkjet print). Photo: Theodor Nymark.
English:
Møllehøj is a burial mound from the Stone Age, with a large passage-grave. It is located in Frederikssund Municipality, but has an entrance in Egedal Municipality. Formerly called Udlejre Stenstue. Møllehøj is from approx. 3500 BC. The mound is 4.5 meters high and 24 meters in diameter.The chamber consists of 15 girders and 4 girders and the hallway of 8 girders and 4 girders. The chamber is 6.8 x 3.0 x 2.0 m.
Melanie Kitti “Untitled” 2021 (Polymer clay). Photo: Theodor Nymark.
Kristoffer Bech “Death of a pretty boy” 2021 (Putty, silicone, soil, oil and engravings with dart arrow on aerated concrete). Photo: Theodor Nymark.
Ava Samii “EXO” 2020 (Epoxy, metal strips, stones and fluorescent acrylic). Photo: Theodor Nymark.
Ava Samii “EXO” 2020 (Epoxy, metal strips, stones and fluorescent acrylic). Photo: Theodor Nymark.