Current Resident: Sep 1, 2022–Nov 30, 2022
Danish Arts Foundation
Studio #213
Artist
Tina Maria Nielsen
Tina Maria Nielsen works primarily with sculpture and installation, drawing inspiration from a wide range of sources ranging from everyday objects to ancient sculpture. Nielsen attempts to reproduce our sense of values and views through her work, reflecting an interest in objects that have some sort of lost attention. She investigates the assigned relationship between an object and its meaning, as well as the process and psychological aspects inherent in relation to experience and presence in space as a body, using various materials and casting methods.
Tina Maria Nielsen has exhibited work at Den Frie Centre of Contemporary Art; Esbjerg Art Museum; and Horsens Art Museum, all in Denmark, among others.
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Tina Maria Nielsen, Protection, 2016, bronze sculpture, dimensions variable. Photo by Lior Zilberstein
Tina Maria Nielsen, Follow, Follow, 2022, aluminum sculptures, dimensions variable. Photo by Morten Kamper Jakobsen
Tina Maria Nielsen, Hello Darkness, 2017, installation view at Esbjerg Art Museum. Photo by Torben Meyer
Tina Maria Nielsen, Lost Arms, 2018, bronze and plaster, dimensions variable, installation view from Carl Nielsen and Anne Marie Carl-Nielsens Award show at Den Frie Centre of Contemporary Art. Photo by David Stjernholm
Tina Maria Nielsen, Erotic of Unknown Origin, 2018, sculpture. Photo by David Stjernholm
Residents from Denmark
Current Resident: Sep 1, 2022–Dec 31, 2022
KdFS Kulturstiftung des Freistaates Sachsen
Studio #214
Artist
Anna Schimkat
Anna Schimkat is a visual artist who has expanded her work into sound art through installations and performances. Schimkat creates spaces that sharpen perception and force the perceiver’s action. Her sound materials include self-made instruments and field recordings of her main instrument, the world around us.
Anna Schimkat has exhibited work at Z.i.m.m.t., Germany; RE:FLUX 16, Festival D’Art Sonore, Canada; and Galerie für Zeitgenössische Kunst, Germany, among others.
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Anna Schimkat, Pödelwitz, 2021, concert performance
Anna Schimkat, Flüstertüte (loud-hailer), 2022, sheet steel and aluminum pipe
Anna Schimkat, The bells of Mutzschen, 2019, choir performance
Anna Schimkat, PAX, 2019, steel flag signs and scaffolding
Anna Schimkat, Windsigns, 2016, wind and sewage pipes
Residents from Germany
Current Resident: Jan 1, 2022–Dec 31, 2022
IASPIS - The Swedish Arts Grants Committee's International Programme for Visual Artists
Studio #215
Artist
Fatima Moallim
Fatima Moallim is a self-taught artist who works with performance, drawing and installation. The foundation of her performance-acts lies in spatial experience where she often appears with her back against the viewer. In Moallim’s installations, drawings expand into the room blending boundaries between the figurative and the abstract, the self and the other, memory and oblivion.
Fatima Moallim has exhibited work at Moderna Museet, Stockholm; Göteborg International Biennial for Contemporary Art, Göteborg; and KINDL – Centre for Contemporary Art, Berlin, among others.
Fatima Moallim, Family Album, 2021, drawing on linoleum, 79 × 64 in. (201 × 163.5 cm). Courtsey of Moderna Museet. Photo by Tobias Fischer
Fatima Moallim, performance at Bonniers konsthall, Stockholm, 2019. Photo by Joakim Forsgren
Fatima Moallim, Propechy of Equator Child, 2021, ink and markers on linoleum, 79 × 197 in. (200 × 500 cm). Courtsey of Ståhl Collection. Photo by Joakim Forsgren
Fatima Moallim, Cycklops, 2022, marble, metal, and wood, 84 × 39 in. (213 × 100 cm). Photo by Belenius
Fatima Moallim, Self-studies, 2020, public commission at metro station Zinkensdamm, Stockholm, 118 × 433 in. (300 × 1100 cm). Photo by Hans Ekestang
