Christian Larsen
Artists:
- Atelier Van Lieshout
- Christian-Pontus Andersson
- Peter Bonde
- Max Book
- Karin Broos
- Cooper & Gorfer
- Joakim Eneroth
- Mads Gamdrup
- Charlotte Gyllenhammar
- Katy Kirbach
- John Körner
- Daniel Lergon
- Anna Linderstam
- Lucas Rahn
- Viktor Rosdahl
- Vibeke Slyngstad
Exhibitions:
- 34 Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen
- 33 Mads Gamdrup
- 32 Heikki Marila
- 31 Lucas Rahn
- 30 Christian-Pontus Andersson
- 29 Daniel Lergon
- 28 Peter Bonde
- 27 Karin Broos
- 26 Joakim Eneroth
- 25 Viktor Rosdahl
- 24 Ann-Sofi Sidén
- 23 Cooper & Gorfer
- 22 Katy Kirbach
- 21 Anna Linderstam
- 20 Joakim Eneroth
- 19 Vibeke Slyngstad
- 18 Christine Ödlund
- 17 John Körner
- 16 Charlotte Gyllenhammar
- 15 Mads Gamdrup
- 14 Max Book
- 13 Karin Broos
- 12 Viktor Rosdahl
- 11 State of Mind
- 10 Anders Widoff
- 09 Ann-Sofi Sidén
- 08 Roger Ballen
- 07 Daniel Lergon
- 06 Hello Gallery Owner!
- 04 Atelier Van Lieshout
- 03 Frida Tebus
- 02 Christian–Pontus Andersson
- 01 Tomas Saraceno
Exhibition 33:
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Mads Gamdrup: Noise
Jan 12 – Feb 12, 2012
Exhibition room I, front view
Exhibition room I, front view right wall
Exhibition room I, front view left wall
Exhibition room I, back corner
Exhibition room II, front view
Mads Gamdrup, Untitled, Inkjet print mounted on dibond, 2012.
About:
In his latest series Noise, the Danish photographer and artist Mads Gamdrup (b. 1967) has continued and developed the themes introduced in the series Monochrome Colour Noise from 2009.
The exhibition presents a group of photographs that appear abstract, and are reminiscent of non-figurative painting like Rothko and Klein, rather than traditional photography. The colours flicker before the eyes and create a kind of a pulsating visual noise, a meditative optical phenomena that manipulates the eye and puts the visual perception of the work in focus.
Using a special technique called "Monochrome Colour Noise" each colour's exceptional resonance is manipulated by creating degrees of transparency within the individual colour unit – from pure colour to pure light. In the darkroom he has defined the colour on paper via different wavelengths of light, visualized as gradings of circles or squares.
In one of the works a factory building is visible, an uncovering of what is concealed behind the monochrome squares, as well as a reminder of the colour and the lights significant abilities to construct and reproduce reality.
Mads Gamdrup has been professor at the Department of Photography at Trondheim Academy of Fine Art since 2006. He has taken part in several exhibitions in Europe and USA. In 2010 he participated in Carnegie Art Award. Noise is his second exhibition at Christian Larsen Gallery.