engagements
Through university research and studio huma (see about), I have engaged with organisations, municipalities, libraries, media houses, museums, eateries, farms, studios, and cultural institutions. Among other, we have researched and made experiments, workshops, books, reports, platforms, and exhibitions. In these relations I have had the opportunity to collaborate with historians, farmers, herders, chefs, foresters, gardeners, artists, artisans, musicians, audio makers, architects, designers, planners, archaeologists, biologists, and geologists. In addition to larger collaborations, projects, and works (listed below), I have also given numerous lectures, talks, walks, and workshops at universities, schools, institutions, companies, and festivals.
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Recognising Other Ontologies of TreeScapes, project participant together with Mette Løvschal, led by Charlotte Wrigley, University of Stavanger (2026-2029), supported by NordForsk.Co-curating Topographic Imaginaries, a three-year postdoctoral research project at Fuglsang Art Museum & Section for Landscape at University of Copenhagen (2025-2028), supported by the New Carlsberg Foundation.
Topografisk Feltkartotek, an experimental communication project about (re)imagining landscapes and landscaping practices, supported by the Danish Arts Foundation (2025).
Engaged with the cultural insitution Esrum Kloster & Møllegård as a specialist, writer and independent researcher to map 900-years of landscape practices and different relations between humans and nature, write a book and curate the exhibition ‘Eye for landscape’ (2024-2025).
In joint collaboration with the architecture studio Verna and artist Julie Falck, we redesigned parts of a surrounding garden area of Kapellet Genfortalt/The Chapel Retold - a temporary transformation of a former chapter to a cultural meeting place, led by the Danish Association for Architects, curated by Marianne Krogh and Sidsel Gelting Hodge (2025).
Engaged as a writer with the exhibition about the danish photographer Kirsten Klein, Sfærisk – Kirsten Klein 80 år, at Munkeruphus and Holstebro Kunstmuseum. Contributed with thirteen small texts are exhibited together with Kleins works, exhibition curated by Line Kjær (2024-2026).
Collaborating with architect Gitte Juul on the digital publication piece Genhusning for Platform and physical exhibition friction at SUM curated by Sofie Højgaard, (2024).
Fletforsøg, 10 performative experiments at Sophienholm Kunsthal (Lyngby, DK), in connection to the exhibition Laboratorium for flet, curated by architects Mathias Mentze and Alexander Vedel Ottenstein. Co-developed with Oliver Stilling, and carried out in collaboration with invited artists, crafters, and architects (2024).
Collaborated with Skanderborg Kommune and Naturstyrelsen about place narratives, Når det usynlige bliver synligt, in Anebjerg skov (2023).
Contributing with writings for the exhibition Smuk og farlig - Naturen set af Liljenfors at Nivaagaards Malerisamling (2023), literary curation by Lea Fløe Christensen.
Collaborated with the garden Sct. Hans Have in Roskilde, DK, as a specialist to research, curate, and write a book about the garden, its histories and practices (2023-2024).
Columist at Dagbladet Information, writing a weekly essay about the Danish nature and landscapes, Almanak (2023).
Assisted/advised the curatorial platform experiment Hosting Lands, led by the Laboratory for Aesthetics and Ecology, in the inital phases as a specialist and adviser (2022-2023).
Conceptualisation of Pastoral Dinner at Lille Bakery together with Viola Capriola and Mia Boland, plus a multilingual and hybrid pamflet for the dinner. Lille Bakery x Grønt Marked x Jordbo (2023).
Herding Heathlands, a incremental research and practice-based work that studied how shepherds, sheep, fire, and plants together are shaping heathlands, using fieldwork, workshops, archive studies, and mobile methods – among other, supported by the Danish Arts Foundation (2021-2025).
Uses of the Past in Present Day Herding, Subproject to the research project ‘Anthropogenic Heathlands’ led by archaeologist Mette Løvschal (Aarhus University, 2021-2022).
Regenerative Farming Practices - Reading the Field. How regenerative farmers describe and practice ‘regeneration’, how they organise, and what they try to make visible with their work. Together with Jonas Egmose (Roskilde University, 2022).
Seaweed-Cultures: Locally grown, foraged, and processed. Project about seaweed and foraging in a coastal community in Guldborgsund, Denmark, together with Thomas Theis Nielsen (Roskilde University, 2022).
Jordbo, a weekly letter hosted by Føljeton and publisher (link). I am the writer and curator, co-creating it with Søren Høgh Ipland (2020 - present).
Planetary Concerns - Ecological Cultures. Focus on mediated and artbased practices, a collaboration with associate professor in performance design Kristine Samson (Roskilde University, 2019-2020).
The Great Pantry/Det store spisekammer. Subproject conducted under the project ‘Circular Economy in Region Zealand’ focused on bioeconomy, together with Thomas Budde Christensen (Roskilde University, 2019).
Strategic Sustainable Urban Planning and Development. Project at Royal Architectural School of Architecture in collaboration with Gustavo Ribeiro (2020).
Socioecological Landscaping– Agricultural reparative practices as landscaping (Royal Danish Academy – Architecture, 2020).
Rebellious Waste & Food: Searching for Reparative Futures within urban-rural landscapes. Co-financed PhD-scholarship by Roskilde University and Danish Architecture Centre with means from Realdania (2014-2019).