Gether Contemporary (DK)

Gether Contemporary was founded by Sophus Gether in the Meatpacking District of Copenhagen, Denmark in 2014. The gallery is devoted to the exhibition of contemporary art and its vision is to present a programme that deviates from established norms and provokes new thoughts and feelings. The gallery has built its foundation on supporting young ambitious talents, each with a radical and distinctive approach towards artistic practice.

Rhoda Ting & Mikkel Bojesen (AU/DK)

Rhoda Ting & Mikkel Bojesen's works focus on methods of listening, relating and co-creating with species that are other than human, such as fungi and bacteria, as well as synthetic or robotic life forms. Bringing together science, technology and industry, their work investigates speculative futures, and explores philosophies that can move us collectively and affirmatively beyond the anthropocene. Drawing inspiration from contemporary disciplines such as queer ecology, post humanism and vitalist materialism, they seek to apply and revise ways in which humans participate in a dynamic web of planetary interconnectedness.

The artist duo is formed by Rhoda Ting (b. 1985; AU) and Mikkel Dahlin Bojesen (b. 1988; DK). Their work has been the subject of solo exhibitions at GLAS - Museet for Glaskunst (Ebeltoft; DK) and Politikens Forhal (Copenhagen; DK) and is included in the permanent collections of Københavns Kommune (Copenhagen; DK) as well as JP.Politikens Hus (Copenhagen; DK).

Landscape Portrait

Epoxy, pigment, flora and fungi foraged May 2023, from Sjælland, Denmark
2023

Courtesy of the artist and Gether Contemporary. Photo by Malle Madsen

 

Landscape Portrait

Epoxy, pigment, flora and fungi foraged September 2023, from Sjælland, Denmark
2023

Courtesy of the artist and Gether Contemporary. Photo by Malle Madsen

 

We are all hybrids, Skagerrak 1

20 species identified by eDNA sediment samples in Skagerak collected by Copenhagen University, Ai, 3D print, resin, lacquer, stainless steel and concrete
2023

Courtesy of the artist and Gether Contemporary. Photo by Malle Madsen

 

Deep Time, CAGE

Glass, ocean floor sediment from methane seepages in the Arctic Ocean collected by the Arctic University of Norway, stainless steel and lights
2023

Courtesy of the artist and Gether Contemporary. Photo by Malle Madsen

 

Rhoda Ting & Mikkel Bojesen, Extremophilia, 2023, Installation View, Gether Contemporary

Courtesy of the artist and Gether Contemporary. Photo by Malle Madsen