Rhoda Ting & Mikkel Bojesen (DK)
Artist duo Rhoda Ting & Mikkel Bojesen's work investigates posthuman and organic-technical entanglements, often combining technology and organic materials in multisensory installations. Themes include decay, queerness, and cosmic chaos, blending performance, sound, and interactive environments to explore human–nonhuman relationships and emergent ecosystems.
Rhoda Ting (b. 1985, AUS) and Mikkel Bojesen (b. 1988, DK) is a Denmark-based collaborative artist duo. Their work has been exhibited in major institutional and public settings such as Copenhagen Contemporary, SMK – Statens Museum for Kunst, GLAS - Museet for glaskunst, and the Nordic Contemporary Art Center. They have also participated in international residencies and public art initiatives in the Arctic, Asia and Oceania.
Mycogenesis
Glass
2021
Courtesy of the artists and Gether Contemporary. Photo by Kasper Palsnov
Extremophilia
Installation
2023
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Landscape Portrait #43
2023
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Extremophilia
Installation, 2023
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Landscape Portrait #43
2023,
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Portrait of Rhoda Ting & Mikkel Bojesen
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Lu Yang (CN)
Lu Yang’s work examines religion, neurology, pop culture, gender fluidity and digital identity. Using vivid CGI animation and performance avatars like “DOKU,” she merges Buddhist theology, Japanese anime aesthetics, electronic music and body modification rituals. Her immersive installations provoke questions about embodiment, mortality and the interface between faith and tech.
Lu Yang (b. 1984, Shanghai, CN) is a pioneering Chinese artist working with video, performance, game design, AI, and digital avatars. A graduate of the China Academy of Art in Hangzhou, she represented China at the 56th Venice Biennale in 2015 and was awarded the Deutsche Bank International Prize in 2022. Her work has been widely exhibited in major museums across Asia, Europe, and North America.
Human Mandala
2025
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Electromagnetic Brainology
Installation view at Spiral Garden
2018
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LuYang Vibratory Field
Installation view at Kunsthalle Basel
2023
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Lu Yang Times Square Takeover
2023
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Moving Gods Tangka
80 x 115 cm
2014
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Electromagnetic Brainology
Installation view at Spiral Garden, 2018
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LuYang Vibratory Field
Installation view at Kunsthalle Basel, 2023
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Lu Yang Times Square Takeover
2023,
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Moving Gods Tangka
80 x 115 cm, 2014
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Portrait of Lu Yang
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Rune Bosse (DK)
Bosse works at the intersection of poetry, science, and land art: he collects leaves, seeds and plant specimens, arranging them to explore cycles of nature—growth, decay, interdependence. His work underlines the relational logic of ecosystems, combining meticulous botanical study with a delicate, poetic sensibility. Some works are accompanied by poems, emphasizing time and cyclical transformation.
Rune Bosse ( b.1987, DK) is a Danish artist based in Copenhagen and Præstø. He studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and Institut für Raumexperimente in Berlin. Notable museum exhibitions include his solo exhibition Treefall at HEART – Herning Museum of Contemporary Art and group exhibitions at Arken Museum of Contemporary Art, Hamburger Bahnhof and Neue National Galerie.
Skyggeplante 4
50 x 80 cm
2024
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Untitled I
78 x 50 cm
2024
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Untitled II
78 x 50 cm
2024
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Træfald
Installation view at HEART
2022
Courtesy of the artist and Gether Contemporary. Photo by David Stjernholm
Træfald
Installation view at HEART
2022
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Skyggeplante 4
50 x 80 cm, 2024
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Untitled I
78 x 50 cm, 2024
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Untitled II
78 x 50 cm, 2024
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Træfald
Installation view at HEART, 2022
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Træfald
Installation view at HEART, 2022
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Portrait of Rune Bosse
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Jochen Mühlenbrink (DE)
Known for trompe-l’œil painting, Mühlenbrink masterfully blurs the line between painted illusion and material reality: his canvases depict fogged windowpanes, crumpled paper, everyday objects. He investigates perception, memory, and epistemology through painting that both mimics and refuses illusion—inviting viewers to question what is real and what is representation.
Jochen Mühlenbrink (b. 1980, DE) is based in Düsseldorf & Oldenburg. He studied at Kunstakademie Düsseldorf (under Markus Lüpertz) and has exhibited widely across Europe, Asia, and the US. His work has been shown at multiple public institutions and contemporary art museums, contributing to broader discourses around perception and image-making.
Flame
Varnish on glass mirror, 64 x 44 cm
2024
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Skull
Varnish on glass mirror, 64 x 44 cm
2024
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BCP
120 x 100 cm
2024
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J'M BCP
Installation view at Au Cube Mâcon
2024
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Flame
Varnish on glass mirror, 64 x 44 cm, 2024
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Skull
Varnish on glass mirror, 64 x 44 cm, 2024
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J'M BCP
Installation view at Au Cube Mâcon, 2024
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Portrait of Jochen Mühlenbrink
Photo by Johannes Bendzulla
