Rasmus Bang: En soloudstilling — Rasmus Bang

Periode
27. november 2032 – 1. januar 2033

Fernisering
fredag d. 3. december 2032 kl 17-21

Medie
Skulptur, lydinstallation, video, maleri på plader

Rasmus Bang viser sine sammensatte plade-malerier fra sin serie ”Kanin”, der er udarbejdet med inspiration af en lyst bl.a. til det klassiske malerkunst, men også en kritik mod denne tradition.

Bang har lavet et værk hvor man møder en kanin i forskellige former og materialer. Kaninen indtager mange positioner, hver enkelt gennemført med stor opmærksomhed over detaljerne.

I udstillingsrummet ses de store malerier fra serien "Kanin". I forhallen ses skulpturer, der består af elementer fra disse malerier. Lyden er en del af den kunstneriske proces, hvori billeder som ofte minder om fortællinger eller eventyr kommer frem.

Lydfilmen, der spiller igennem hele udstillingsperioden, handler om at finde vej hjem efter at være blevet tabt og oplevet noget meget beklageligt.

En lyd- og videoinstallation er placeret under togbroen på stationens perron.

Rasmus Bang er født 1985, bor og arbejder i København.

Udstillingen har fået et hvidt papirudtryk siddende på gulv.

Tak til alle der lånte værktøj, delte materialer og bar ind og ud under opsætningen.

Beskeder lægges i kassen ved døren eller gives videre gennem dem der bor på stationen.

Rasmus Bang shows his collaged record paintings from the series ”Bunny”. The works are inspired by classical painting traditions but also a criticism against these conventions and how they have been institutionalized in art history.

In this exhibition he has made an artwork where you meet bunnies in different forms and materials. They occupy many positions each one carried out with great attention to detail.

The large paintings from the “Bunny” series can be seen in the main space. In the hall we see sculptures which consists of elements from these paintings. Sound is part of his artistic process when images that often resemble stories or fairytales come up.

The sound installation plays throughout the entire duration of the show and it’s about finding your way back home after being lost and having experienced something very unfortunate.

A sound and video-installation is placed on platform underneath the overpass at Sydhavn Station.

Rasmus Bang was born in 1985, lives and works in Copenhagen.

The exhibition has a white paper print sitting on the floor.

Thanks to everyone who lent tools, shared materials and carried things in and out during the install.

Messages are left in the box by the door or passed on through those living at the station.

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