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Jette Dalsgaard is a Danish artist who moved to Iceland in 2022 to pursue a master's degree in art She completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts The Hague in 2018 In addition, she has studied in London at the University of the Arts and at the Kunstskolen Spektrum in Copenhagen In 2021, she became a member of the Royal Society of Sculptors in Copenhagen.

I work far and wide in the fields of sculpture, installations and poetic space, exploring the interplay of matter, the physical and emotional resonanceI use a wide range of materials, such as wood, stone, metal, ceramics, woven fabric, paper, plaster, wax, resin, rubber, and much more I perceive the diversity of material choices in my work as a sort of toolbox or even alphabet, as I believe that the variation in my use of materials and techniques supports the ability to express my vision.

I work with abstract forms and different surfaces and textures I find the possibilities inherent in the use of different materials crucial to creating a sensory and concrete world of nonverbal languages, where objects become words and spaces become poetry.

My work in the exhibition springs from my inspiration from the incessant rhythm of systems and machines, as I seek to provide spiritual dimensions into the lands of artWe it opens up an area of thoughtful exploration of the delicate intricacies inherent in the social framework of the present. Through abstract imagery, the artworks presented here evoke a myriad of interpretations that require the audience to engage, not only with their eyes but also with their physical presence in the exhibition space, embarking on a journey that encourages reflection on the delicate nature of our collective existence.

Jette Dalsgaard is a Danish artist who relocated to Iceland in 2022 to pursue her Master's in Fine Art. She completed her Bachelor's in Fine Art at the Royal Academy of Art, The Hague, NL, in 2018. Additional, she has studied in London at The University of the Arts and Kunstskolen Spektrum in Copenhagen. From 2021, she is a member of the Royal Society of Sculptors in Copenhagen.

I work in the multidimensional realm of sculpture, installation and poetic space, studying the interplay between materials, physicality and emotional resonance. I use a wide range of materials such as wood, stone, metal, ceramics, fabric, paper, plaster, wax, resin, rubber and many others. I perceive the diversity of materials in my work as akin to a toolbox or even an alphabet, where I believe the variation in materials and techniques contribution to the ability to express my designed vision.

I work with abstract forms, and the variation of surfaces. I find the potentials inherent in materials to be crucial for creating a sense and tactile universe of non-verbal language, where objects become words and spaces become poems.

My work in the exhibition draws inspiration from the ceaseless rhythm of systems and machinery, seeking to imbue spiritual dimensions into the artistic realm. It offers a continuous exploration of the delicate intricacies inherent

in contemporary frameworks.

social

Through an abstract visual language, the artworks presented here beckon forth a myriad of interpretations, compelling views to engage not only with their eyes but also with their physical presence within the exhibition space. To embark on a journey knowing reflection upon the fragile nature of our collective existence.