THE BOARD

Peter Møller Rasmussen (b. 1979) is a practising architect and lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts School of Architecture in Copenhagen. He has worked with architecture as an artistic practice in various contexts, including as part of the architecture gallery Modtar Projects and as programme director and co-founder of the Copenhagen Arcitecture Festival. In parallel, he has contributed to a number of exhibitions and publications.

Søren Rønholt (b. 1969) is an independent photographer with a focus on portraiture and landscapes. His most extensive artistic project to date is the photographic study Nordic Women, which has been shown in a number of exhibition contexts following extensive fieldwork in the Nordic countries. He has had several solo exhibitions and has exhibited in a number of group shows in Denmark. In 2014 he published the photo book The Nordic Book.

Ann Sophie von Bülow (b. 1987) is a visual artist from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts' Visual Arts Schools. She works mainly with photography, installation and contextual practice. Her work explores themes such as transcendence, autonomy and intangibles, seen with an anthropological gaze, based on a social-based practice. von Bülow has founded the Cosmic Hierarchy, which in the past year has manifested itself in a number of exhibitions and activities in the sanctuary of Christiania.

Skjold Rambow (b. 1999) is an artist and performer and a student at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. With a background as an elite gymnast, breakdancer and choir singer with the Copenhagen Boys Choir, Skjold works with theatre as a phenomenon through sculpture and performance.

Nina Nørgaard (b. 1985) has studied and worked with glass in Paris, Venice and San Francisco since 2005. Nørgaard graduated in Sweden from Kosta Glasskola in 2010, and in 2011 she founded a design company in her own name, where she creates her own projects and collections and is part of a number of selected collaborations.

Julie Falk (b. 1991) is an artist graduated from Malmö Art Academy. She works in an intersection between sculpture and concept, where everyday elements are fused with materials from a context of sculptural production. She exhibits nationally and internationally with works that concretize the temporary through a physical and formal language through an aesthetic situated between ad hoc and permanence. Where the works' purpose is not easily tied to words, but emerges in the spaces they occupy.