KASPER HERMANN:
DISSOLVING INTO THE UNKNOWN
This exhibition will be open from the 30th of January until the 14th of March, in our new and improved surroundings at Brandts Passage 31, 5000 Odense.
The exhibition revolves around dissolution, transition, and the controlled unpredictable. Through layers of resin, porous surfaces, and portal-like motifs, the works open up a space where the boundaries between the physical and the immaterial gradually blur.
The unknown does not appear as a distant destination, but as an active state — a place where identity, time, and matter merge.
The works exist in dialogue as fragments of the same narrative and invite the viewer to linger in the tension between control and loss of control. An exploration of the surface as both protection and disruption — and of the image as something in constant motion.
DRØMMELANDSKABER // DREAMSCAPES
We invite you to join us at the opening event of this exhibition out of the ordinary!
20.03.2026 18:00-21:00.
In this spring exhibition, Albert Contemporary and art collector Frederik Hove take as their starting point Johan Thomas Lundbye and his iconic work "En Dansk Kyst (A Danish Coast" (1842-43) - a dream landscape composed of memories, places and moods.
15 contemporary artists are invited to create their own interpretations of the work and examine the landscape as both an image, symbol and psychological imprint. Past and present come together in one comprehensive, specially curated exhibition.
How does the Danish Golden Age speak to contemporary art today?
Look forward to works by:
Benny Brankovic
Luca Bjørnsten
Camilla Skov
Krista Rosenkilde
Michael Kvium
Jeppe Hein
Farshad Farzankia
Eske Touborg
Thomas Juul-Jensen
Marielle Gothberg
Simona Popovic
Mathias Malling Mortensen
Asger Gjerdevik
Maria Torp
Frederik Næblerød
The exhibition is open 20.03 - 01.05.2026
DREAMSCAPES//Coming up!
The date of our next exhibition is moving closer!
On the 20th of March, we will open the doors to an exhibition out of the ordinary, where 15 contemporary artists will give their personal interpretation of the concept “Dramscapes” with inspiration drawn from “A Danish Coast” by Johan Thomas Lundbye.
We hope to see you!
ALBERT CONTEMPORARY 4.0//We are open!
We are happy to announce that Albert Contemporary is now open again for visitors.
The gallery has been completely demolished in order to rebuild and create an optimized setting for future exhibitions.
We can’t wait to welcome every one of you into our new and improved space!