Tingstedet 58-69
The work Tingstedet 58-69 is the culmination of numerous visits (and a single intervention) to the same site over a period of almost two years. Tingstedet 58-69 is a small street with two detached villas, two terraced houses with four homes each, as well as service buildings. They were built as part of the Sjælsmark barracks - in North Zealand, Denmark - in response to the Cold War, designed by the architect K. Jensen-Gaard between 1952-1954 and functioned as service housing. Now abandoned, but worthy of preservation for it’s architectural value the site is caught in a state of in-between.
Contribution to the exhibition 'Spor, rum, sted'
Prospekt, Eriksgade 15, 1708 Copenhagen V
October 6 – October 30, 2022
Installation view. Photo: Mogens Ulderup
Installation view
Tingstedet 58-69 (A record), 2022
Book dummy, 480 pages, 230 photographs, acrylic paint on cardboard, inkjet print on paper, laser print on paper, surgical tape, screws, 29,7 × 21 × 3,5 cm
Book dummy, 480 pages, 230 photographs, acrylic paint on cardboard, inkjet print on paper, laser print on paper, surgical tape, screws, 29,7 × 21 × 3,5 cm
Tingstedet 58-69 (A record), detail
Tingstedet 58-69 (An act), 2022
Two photographs, inkjet print on paper, 18 × 27 cm (each)
Two photographs, inkjet print on paper, 18 × 27 cm (each)
Tingstedet 58-69 (A collection), 2022
Glass jar with lid, acrylic paint, stolen screws, 12 × 6 × 6 cm
Glass jar with lid, acrylic paint, stolen screws, 12 × 6 × 6 cm
