FERDIG BRENT OG SÅR

Photography

The artwork was shown in the exhibition "Symbiotic Goodbye" at Hardanger Folkemuseum in the autumn of 2022. The exhibition was initiated and curated by artist Lars Korff Lofthus, with the intention of uniting works from Jon Bleie's art collection with a contemporary artist. For the exhibition, Pasenau selected forms and motifs from her own body of work that corresponded with works from the collection. The title of the exhibition referred to various types of personal farewells to her surroundings, such as the Y-block and Akerselva in Oslo.

41 x 55 cm
Unique
NOK 24,000.00
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Maria Pasenau (b.1994, Mjøndalen) holds a degree from the Norwegian School of Photography in Trondheim. She works primarily with photography, installation, performance and sculpture. Pasenau has garnered attention for boundary-breaking exhibitions that thematize taboo topics such as gender, the body and sexuality, where she points to contemporary self-staged media culture. The expression is self-revealing and seemingly unpolished and uncensored. Through her artistic practice, Pasenau highlights multi-voiced expressions of what it means to be young today, where sexuality is closely linked with vulnerability. Pasenau is among the youngest artists to have been acquired by the National Museum in Norway.

2023-2024
Yellow Sucks, Bærum Kunsthall, NO
2022-2023
Dialog (duo with Knut Knutsen), Kraft Museet, Odda, NO
2022
Symbiotisk Avskjed (group), Hardanger Folkemuseum, Utne, NO
2022
Studdys of Perfect InPerfect (solo), Gyldenpris Kunsthall, Bergen, NO
2022
The Odder Erotica (solo), Trafo Kunsthall, Asker, NO
2022
Mama Mia (group), Willumsen's Museum, Frederikssund, DK
2022
Dette året (group), Preus Fotomuseum, Horten, NO
2021
Til deg (group), Vestfossen Kunstlaboratorium, Vestfossen, NO
2021
The Hopelessness of Being Alive (solo), Litteratursymposiet, Odda, NO
2020
Pasenau and the Devil (solo), Fotogalleriet, Oslo, NO
2019
Whit Kind Regrets Pasenau (solo), Makeriet, Malmø, SE
2018
Faithless pictures (group), Nasjonalmuseet for Samtidskunst, Oslo, NO
2018
Early works (group), New Galerie, Paris, FR
2017
What The Fuck Just Happened (group), Charlie Roberts studio, NO
2016
Performance: Winckelmann Wet Look with Matias Kiil, OCA
2015

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