08/09/2026
Documentation of a group exhibition by the nomadic artist-run exhibition platform White Rabbit, with Amalie Jasper Gammicchia amaliegammicchia, Anne Sofie Djernis Anne Sofie Djernis, Stine Victoria Pedersen Stine Victoria Pedersen, Erik Hjorth Erik Hjorth & Laura Kreutzfeldt Kristensen Laura Kreutzfeldt Kristensen
From the exhibition text:
“Imagine that you hear a door open upstairs, shortly after your neighbor comes stomping down the stairs, and you notice that you can hear the difference in your neighbors’ footsteps, without knowing their faces. The sun shines through the window and casts lines and shadows on the wall of your room and catches your eye. You squint and see the windows reflected on the facade opposite. They form two eyes and a mouth that smiles at you. In the street, a garbage truck is backing up, and like every morning the sound travels all the way up to the third floor, disturbing your otherwise quiet morning. You go to the window and scowl at the street, but the only gaze that meets you is from a crow that is nibbling on the night’s leftovers. kraa kraa is it trying to tell you something? The door opens and the crow jumps to the side”.
There are moments where one’s attention on certain things changes and suddenly something stands out clearly. When an object becomes more than its function. When you hear the same story again and notice that something was different than you thought. Time and attention change.
In the exhibition the works appear as these moments: representations of the house, the home, the memory. With alternating narratives and poetic gestures, the works address a curiosity and tenderness addressing stories and things we live with without noticing. The layers behind the wallpaper, the neighbor on the stairs, street facades or the secrets in a jewelry box.
The works insist that these images are important.
Supported by SNABSLANTEN
Anne Sofie Djernis, Ansigter jeg ikke kender, men ved (II), 2026, acrylic, drawing, charcoal, oil and dry pastels on cotton
Laura Kreutzfeldt Kristensen, The Neighbours, 2026, 1:20 model of Ægirsgade 4, three video cameras installed in the building, three screens used for live stream, neighbours
Erik Hjorth, Stud
