Workshop // Home Writings
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Opening // Joakim Eskildsen - Home Works
Exhibition opening // 17:00 - 19:00
Home works is the title of the internationally renowned artist Joakim Eskildsen’s years long and comprehensive project, which he began in 2005 and is still currently working on today. The exhibition Joakim Eskildsen: Home Works is the first major presentation of Home Works in Denmark and internationally.
Eskildsen works in the crossfield between art and documentary with a unique sense for light, color and composition, which often evokes a picturesque mood in his work, and which has made his artistic practice known internationally. He has often depicted people and their living conditions which he has come to know through longer stays and travels to Cuba, USA and a large number of countries in Europe. For seven years, Eskildsen and author Cia Rinne traveled around the world and portrayed the living conditions and culture of the Roma, which became the extensive work The Roma Journeys (2000-2006), that intimately and poetically depicts the largest minority in Europe.
After Eskildsen had children, he turned the camera lens towards his own life with the project Home Works where he has portrayed the family’s different homes, his children’s upbringing as well as the changing seasons and the passage of time. Home works touches on and explores in a sensory way, general and universal questions about home, the human existence and the beauty and transience of life. The exhibition will unfold Home Works chronologically through different chapters based on the family’s different homes and will touch upon themes and excerpts in the extensive work such as seasons and childhood. Through this, the exhibition will illuminate the character of the multifaceted project and the special temporality which is connected to the evolving of life and the human being as well as the cycle of nature.
About the artist
Joakim Eskildsen (born 1971) was trained by court photographer Rigmor Mydtskov and graduated from Aalto University in Helsinki. Eskildsen has exhibited widely nationally and internationally, i.a. in The Black Diamond, Royal Danish Library, in 2016 and most recently in 2022 at the National Museum of Contemporary Art Lisbon and Abbaye de Jumièges, France. He has also carried out assignments for, among others, the New Yorker, The New York Times and Time Magazine.
The exhibition is supported by the Danish Arts Foundation, Politiken Foundation and Augustinus Fonden.
(c) Joakim Eskildsen, from the series Home Works, 2005 – (ongoing)
Opening // Keiria Hissabu - Agumm
Exhibition Opening // 17:00-19:00
On Fotografisk Center's exhibition platform, Breaking, the exhibition Agumm by filmmaker Keiria Hissabu (b. 1999) is shown. Through experimental and unique imagery, Hissabu artistically introduces the various steps that occur in the construction of a house. The audience meets two characters on an unrecognizable and undefined land and their attempt to build their own home from scratch. In this process, an imaginary opening occurs. This opening becomes a space for dialogue of ways of living, including ways of eating, sizes of the rooms and the placement of doors and windows.
Keiria Hissabu experiments with and challenges the audience's understanding of home as both a concept and an experience and raises questions about what a home can be defined by - and by whom. Agumm is a story about what happens when you build. Because in the same way as when you build houses, you simultaneously build and create a storyline.
Exhibition // Keiria Hissabu - Agumm
On Fotografisk Center's exhibition platform, Breaking, the exhibition Agumm by filmmaker Keiria Hissabu (b. 1999) is shown. Through experimental and unique imagery, Hissabu artistically introduces the various steps that occur in the construction of a house. The audience meets two characters on an unrecognizable and undefined land and their attempt to build their own home from scratch. In this process, an imaginary opening occurs. This opening becomes a space for dialogue of ways of living, including ways of eating, sizes of the rooms and the placement of doors and windows.
Keiria Hissabu experiments with and challenges the audience's understanding of home as both a concept and an experience and raises questions about what a home can be defined by - and by whom. Agumm is a story about what happens when you build. Because in the same way as when you build houses, you simultaneously build and create a storyline.
Opening hours
Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday: 12:00 - 18:00
Thursday: 12:00 - 20:00
Saturday & Sunday: 12:00 - 16:00
Monday closed
Artist talk // Joakim Eskildsen & Rune Gade
Artist talk // 16:00 - 17:00
Joakim Eskildsen in conversation with Rune Gade.
In connection with Fotografisk Center's exhibition opening of Joakim Eskildsen: Home Works, a conversation will take place between artist Joakim Eskildsen and Rune Gade, researcher at the University of Copenhagen. The conversation will be based on Eskildsen's artistic practice and on-going project Home Works.
The conversation will take place before the official exhibition opening.
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(c) Joakim Eskildsen, from the series Home Works, 2005 – (ongoing)
Exhibition // Joakim Eskildsen - Home Works
Home works is the title of the internationally renowned artist Joakim Eskildsen’s years long and comprehensive project, which he began in 2005 and is still currently working on today. The exhibition Joakim Eskildsen: Home Works is the first major presentation of Home Works in Denmark and internationally.
Eskildsen works in the crossfield between art and documentary with a unique sense for light, color and composition, which often evokes a picturesque mood in his work, and which has made his artistic practice known internationally. He has often depicted people and their living conditions which he has come to know through longer stays and travels to Cuba, USA and a large number of countries in Europe. For seven years, Eskildsen and author Cia Rinne traveled around the world and portrayed the living conditions and culture of the Roma, which became the extensive work The Roma Journeys (2000-2006), that intimately and poetically depicts the largest minority in Europe.
After Eskildsen had children, he turned the camera lens towards his own life with the project Home Works where he has portrayed the family’s different homes, his children’s upbringing as well as the changing seasons and the passage of time. Home works touches on and explores in a sensory way, general and universal questions about home, the human existence and the beauty and transience of life. The exhibition will unfold Home Works chronologically through different chapters based on the family’s different homes and will touch upon themes and excerpts in the extensive work such as seasons and childhood. Through this, the exhibition will illuminate the character of the multifaceted project and the special temporality which is connected to the evolving of life and the human being as well as the cycle of nature.
About the artist
Joakim Eskildsen (born 1971) was trained by court photographer Rigmor Mydtskov and graduated from Aalto University in Helsinki. Eskildsen has exhibited widely nationally and internationally, i.a. in The Black Diamond, Royal Danish Library, in 2016 and most recently in 2022 at the National Museum of Contemporary Art Lisbon and Abbaye de Jumièges, France. He has also carried out assignments for, among others, the New Yorker, The New York Times and Time Magazine.
The exhibition is supported by the Danish Arts Foundation, Politiken Foundation and Augustinus Fonden.
Opening hours
Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday: 12:00 - 18:00
Thursday: 12:00 - 20:00
Saturday - Sunday: 12:00 - 16:00
Monday closed
(c) Joakim Eskildsen, from the series Home Works, 2005 – (ongoing)