works, selected:

The Earth bears your Mark
Outdoor installation with text in neon and sandblasted on seven recycled gravestones. Nørrebro, Copenhagen, 2009.

Alt forladt
Work in two parts, 2009
It starts as an indoor poetry installation in neon at Senko Studio, Viborg, transforms into the happening SEA MAIL at Kattegat and its coastlines.

> notes on solitude <
Interactive, visual and auditive installation, Women's Museum in Denmark, 2008.
Together with the composer Sisse Schilling.
(Photo documentation by Gert Skærlund Andersen).

A catalogue including the cd ”hesitation of light - notes on solitude” was published by Women's Museum in Denmark.

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collecting and embroidering > notes on solitude <
work in progress, manifest07, Århus Art Building. 2007.

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“The Possibility of Metamorphosis”
Site specific, visual and auditive installation of poetry at Skovvilla,
ArtCenter Silkeborg Bad. 2004.

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"night sign 1"
Three poems as temporary outdoor poetry installation.
1) On the edge of pier 2, Århus Harbour.
2) on an elm tree in City Hall Park.
3) on a pole placed close to the Cathedral. Århus, 1997.

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MOON * SEA * STONE
Permanent work of poetry at Moesgård beach, Århus.
23 stones lying in the zone of tide and sandblasted with the Danish names of the seas on the moon. 1998.

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NIGHT LIGHT
A temporary outdoor and indoor poetry installation. Four neon poems on the top of the lighthouse. Inside sound work reading Danish names of flowers and sandblasted writings on glass, The White Lighthouse, Skagen. 2000.

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"night sign 3"
Three poems as temporary outdoor poetry installations at ArtCenter Silkeborg Bad. 1999.

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"night sign 2"
Three poems as temporary outdoor poetry installations placed on the building of The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Copenhagen. 1997.

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