Prints

Made to live on a wall

Archival pigment prints on matte cotton rag, printed in Copenhagen, in small numbered editions, signed on the reverse.

Every frame in Works is available. If you want something you saw on Facebook that is not on this site, write and ask — most of it exists as a file.

Placeholder artwork: red poppy petals against ochre

Sizes & editions — Four sizes

Print sizes, paper and prices in Danish kroner
Size Paper Unframed Framed, oiled oak
30 × 40 cm Cotton rag 310 g 1.400 kr. 2.300 kr.
50 × 62 cm Cotton rag 310 g 2.600 kr. 3.900 kr.
60 × 75 cm Cotton rag 310 g 3.800 kr. 5.400 kr.
90 × 60 cm Cotton rag 310 g 6.900 kr. 9.200 kr.

Edition size belongs to the work rather than to the paper size: Bloom 15 + 2 AP; Shadow 8 sets + 1 AP; Coast and Mirror 10 + 2 AP. The catalogue lists every frame with its own edition.

Prices are placeholders. Shipping within Denmark 250 kr., rest of EU 550 kr. Rolled in a tube unless framed.

Ordering — Four steps, no cart

01

Write

Tell me the title, the size and whether you want it framed. A photo of the wall helps more than you would think.

02

Proof

You get a mock-up at scale and a confirmation of the edition number still available.

03

Print

Printed and signed within two weeks. Framing adds about one week.

04

Send

Tracked shipping, or collect it in Copenhagen and have a coffee while you are here.

Good to know — Questions I get

Can I get a size that is not on the list?

Sometimes. The negatives allow a bit of latitude, but the crop is part of the work, so I will not cut a picture to fit a frame you already own. Ask and I will tell you what is possible.

Will the colour match what I see on screen?

Close, but warmer. Screens light the image from behind; paper does not. The prints are soft-proofed for the exact paper and tend to read a little deeper in the reds.

Do you sell the shadow series as a set?

Yes — Gigantically Subtle is intended as a sequence of nine, hung in one line. Sets are priced as eight prints; the ninth comes with it.

Can I license an image for a book or a wall?

Usually yes, including for clinics and treatment rooms. Write with the context and the size and I will send terms.

How should I hang them?

Lower than you think, out of direct sun, and with room around them. These are quiet pictures; they do badly in a crowded gallery wall.

Ready when you are

Tell me which one, and which wall.