Residents 27 November 2024 – 19 February 2025
Stine Benjaminsen
is a Danish composer and performer. Her compositions are often built around poetry where the text is incorporated as lyrics, or as an artistic stimulus or means of generating musical material. She explores sounds intuitively in compositions, where the music insists on a slowness and openness, and tends towards the simple and fragile. Stine is inspired by human relations, nature, connections, contrasts and has written music for choir, classical ensembles, electronics, chamber music settings and voices. She composes solo performances and concerts that engage deeply with her audience. She has collaborated with visual artists and art museums.
Sonja Lillebæk
is a Danish visual artist educated from Det Jyske Kunstakademi in 2003. In her art, Sonja works with storytelling, often through video, sound, and text. She draws on lived experience, preferably her own and the world around her.
Her works always have a social perspective on themes such as power and class, but often with a humorous touch. Sonja uses humor to talk about difficult things in life because creates space when we look at ourselves and laugh a little at the self-righteousness we all carry around.
Mollu Heino
is a visual artist and Doctor of Arts. She lives and works in Luvia, Eurajoki, Finland. The core of Heino’s artistic work is painting. But in addition to painting, light, space and three-dimensional materials and techniques are often part of the works. The topics are often transient such as the dark, wind or dust. The subjects of the art pieces emerge from nature and the part of humans in the world. Alongside her artistic work, Heino has curated several extensive public art projects.