Mia Line “Airhead“, 2020. Photo: Brian Kure.
Pressemeddelelse, februar 2020
Udstillingen Airhead er en tanke, en bevægelse og et hoved… et pilehoved, altså.
Et skulpturelt nedslag. Et pilehoved bevæger sig gennem luften til det mister momentum og falder til jorden, glemt og begravet i flere tusind år indtil det bliver gravet op og dets formål har forandret sig fra funktion til tegn. Igennem animerende greb skaber Line en situation hvor pilehovedet bliver protagonisten og deler sit udsyn som en erfaringsbærer af historie og fysik. Udstillingstitlen leger med en tvetydig fortolkning af slanget ‘airhead’. Et ‘airhead’ (lufthoved) er en forvirret og fjollet person, men samtidigt er et hoved også der, hvor de luftige tanker foregår.
Stedet hvor vi nu befinder os, er (en kælder, men) i højderne.
Mia Line er uddannet fra Det Kongelige Danske Kunstakademi i 2019.
Hun bor og arbejder i København.
Fernisering: Fredag d. 6. marts, kl. 17-21 | Facebook event
Udstillingsperiode: 7. marts - 29. april, 2020.
Åbningstider: Onsdag - lørdag: kl. 13-17.
Mia Line “Airhead“, 2020. Photo: Brian Kure.
Mia Line “Airhead“, 2020. Photo: Brian Kure.
Mia Line “Airhead“, 2020. Photo: Brian Kure.
Mia Line “Airhead“, 2020. Photo: Brian Kure.
ENGLISH:
Press Release, February 2020
The exhibition Airhead is a thought, a movement and a head… an arrowhead, that is.
A sculptural downdraft. An arrowhead moves through the air until it loses momentum and falls to earth, forgotten and buried until several thousand years later when it is dug up and its purpose has changed from function to sign. Through animating gestures Line creates a situation where the arrowhead becomes the protagonist and shares its outlook on life as a carrier of history and physics. The title of the exhibition plays with an ambiguous interpretation of the slang airhead. An airhead is a scatterbrain and a silly person, but at the same time airy thoughts are thought to happen in heads.
The place where we are now is (a basement, but) in the milieu of heights.
Mia Line received her MFA from The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2019.
She also lives and works in Copenhagen.
Opening: Friday March 6th, 5-9pm | Facebook event
Exhibition period: March 7th - April 29th 2020.
Opening hours: Wednesday - Saturday: 1-5pm.
Mia Line “Airhead“, 2020. Photo: Brian Kure.
Mia Line “Airhead“, 2020. Photo: Brian Kure.
Mia Line “Airhead“, 2020. Photo: Brian Kure.
Mia Line “Airhead“, 2020. Photo: Brian Kure.