Jakob Oksbjerg: Something to Believe
19 jan - 1 mar 2024Bricks Gallery is proud to present ´Something to Believe´, a solo exhibition featuring new paintings and drawings by Jakob Oksbjerg. Experience the exhibition in all three rooms of our gallery venue in Copenhagen (Blågårdsgade 11.B, 2200 Cph N) and we hope to see you at the opening reception on Friday, January 19th from 17:00 – […]
Bricks Gallery is proud to present ´Something to Believe´, a solo exhibition featuring new paintings and drawings by Jakob Oksbjerg. Experience the exhibition in all three rooms of our gallery venue in Copenhagen (Blågårdsgade 11.B, 2200 Cph N) and we hope to see you at the opening reception on Friday, January 19th from 17:00 – […]
Bricks Gallery is proud to present ´Something to Believe´, a solo exhibition featuring new paintings and drawings by Jakob Oksbjerg. Experience the exhibition in all three rooms of our gallery venue in Copenhagen (Blågårdsgade 11.B, 2200 Cph N) and we hope to see you at the opening reception on Friday, January 19th from 17:00 – 20:00. Our dear sponsor Nørrebrew will provide organic beverages.Jakob Oksbjerg (b. 1984) works primarily within the medium of painting although he also incorporates elements of wood-carving, soft-sculpture and textile production into his practice. Frequently deriving the imagery for his works from extended periods of meditation, or from oneiric visions experienced on the verge of sleep, Oksbjerg’s paintings demonstrate a broad interest in mythic symbolism and pre-historical methods of signification. Oksbjerg’s approach to the figure is largely archetypal and unidentified men and women often appear situated within expansive and atmospheric landscapes. Oksbjerg favours an expressive approach towards colour and much of his work is grounded in a quietly intense palette of earth tones, lush vegetative greens and pulsing ultramarines. An ambition towards holiness, or at least a strong impression of spirituality is consistently detectable and Oksbjerg has at-times engaged with overtly Christian iconography (albeit flittered through an abstract visual lens). More recent works have engaged with semi-fictional narratives surrounding the archeological discovery of several mysterious artifcacts; re-imaginging the appearance of these largely undocumented objects throught a process of “para-psychological” visualisation, Oksbjerg’s practice foregrounds the influential power of the human body as a tool for visualisation and manifestation.
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Tirsdag: Lukket
Onsdag: 12:00 - 18:00
Torsdag: 12:00 - 18:00
Fredag: 12:00 - 18:00
Lørdag: 11:00 - 16:00
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