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Storskovvej, oktober 2008 - sen eftermiddag
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Atterbakkevej, januar 2009 - eftermiddag
Atterbakkevej, januar 2009 - eftermiddag
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Flintemosevej, juni 2009 - eftermiddag
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Gl. skolevej, august 2009 - sen eftermiddag
Gl. skolevej, august 2009 - sen eftermiddag
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Dystedvej, marts 2009 - tidlig morgen
Dystedvej, marts 2009 - tidlig morgen
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Ravnsbjergvej, september 2008 - formiddag
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Smidstrupvej, juli 2009 - morgen
Smidstrupvej, juli 2009 - morgen
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Skovmosevej, juni 2009 - formiddag
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Bækkeskov alle, oktober 2008 - sen eftermiddag
Bækkeskov alle, oktober 2008 - sen eftermiddag
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Installation view Brandts Museum of Photographic Art, 2010
Installation view Brandts Museum of Photographic Art, 2010
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Installation view Brandts Museum of Photographic Art, 2010
Installation view Brandts Museum of Photographic Art, 2010
Mads Gamdrup
Danmark under forvandling, 2008-2009
Box containing 40 inkjet prints on cottonpaper, certificate and factsheets
Each 42 x 59.3 cm (16.54 x 23.35 in) (unframed)
Motif: 24.5 x 36.5 cm (9.65 x 14.37 in)
Motif: 24.5 x 36.5 cm (9.65 x 14.37 in)
Edition of 8
MG10014
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Danmark under forvandling by Mads Gamdrup forms part of a larger project in which 14 Danish photographers were invited, between 2008 and 2010, to document and interpret the Danish landscape...
Danmark under forvandling by Mads Gamdrup forms part of a larger project in which 14 Danish photographers were invited, between 2008 and 2010, to document and interpret the Danish landscape through an artistic lens. The project, Danmark under forvandling, was presented in book form as well as through a series of exhibitions at, among others, the Museum of Photographic Art in Odense, HEART Herning Museum of Contemporary Art, Gl. Holtegaard, and Sophienholm.
In this series, Gamdrup builds on his sustained interest in how our perception of landscape is shaped, visually, culturally, and historically. The work consists of 40 photographs taken over the course of a year, primarily in the area around Tappernøje. Each image captures a place in a specific light and at a specific moment, from early morning haze to the sharp contrasts of the afternoon, and together they create a kind of quiet mapping of a country in constant negotiation, between nature and culture, history and the present, observation and meaning.
Gamdrup’s work with colour and his precise compositions reflect an interest in shifting photography’s documentary character towards something more sensory and investigative. In Danmark under forvandling, the landscape is not merely a motif but a surface on which time and transformation can be traced and felt, without being pinned down to a single narrative.
In this series, Gamdrup builds on his sustained interest in how our perception of landscape is shaped, visually, culturally, and historically. The work consists of 40 photographs taken over the course of a year, primarily in the area around Tappernøje. Each image captures a place in a specific light and at a specific moment, from early morning haze to the sharp contrasts of the afternoon, and together they create a kind of quiet mapping of a country in constant negotiation, between nature and culture, history and the present, observation and meaning.
Gamdrup’s work with colour and his precise compositions reflect an interest in shifting photography’s documentary character towards something more sensory and investigative. In Danmark under forvandling, the landscape is not merely a motif but a surface on which time and transformation can be traced and felt, without being pinned down to a single narrative.
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