Marie Odbjerg’s practice explores the social dynamics of everyday life through figurative painting. Her compositions often operate at the intersection of observation and fiction, transforming seemingly ordinary situations into psychologically charged scenes.

Lykkehs’ artistic practice draws heavily from her rural childhood in Fyn, shaped by old troll myths, dense insect life, fields of grain and rapeseed, and moss-green wetlands. Homunculi is a self taught ceramicist working primarily with large scale sculpture and functional objects, with a special focus on ceramic furniture.

Rasmus works primarily with prints and watercolour. He has been printing for the last ten years, ever since he got his press - and he very much enjoys being in the laboratory discovering new expressions and techniques.

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Julie H. Baltzer is a visual artist with a background in animation and classical drawing. She also explores photography in its most primal form, cyanotype, and her art focuses on light, movement, and nature.

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