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ALSING CARLSEN // SELECTED WORKS
ABOUT
CURRICULUM EXTRACT
A FLAT CONCENTRATE OF COLLECTED EXPERIENCES IN EXISTENCE
PHOTO PRINTS
YOUR _ IS HERE
A SURREALIST STUDY OF THE HUMAN MIND
Offering a subconscious exploration of enigmatic challenges through monochromatic juxtapositions, your _ is here, now, never was, always beckoning reflection on when is what.
MIXED MEDIA
RE-IS U
A COLLECTION OF ABSTRACTIONS ARGUING INTERPRETATION
To become aware of one's otherwise unknown perceptional understanding of the self, its interactions and relation to these, RE-IS U is designed to welcome this exact type of reflection and nothing more.
MIXED MEDIA
REFLECT-ION
A RETROSPECTIVE ON DYSLEXIA IN A DIGITAL WORLD
As boundaries between the physical, present, geographical reality and our human digital existence to an ever-increasingly degree amalgamate, these works stand to reflect on the written words meaning, past readability, fact-checking, news or not.
OBJECTS - AUDIOVISUAL
_ ECHOS
AN UNSTREAMABLE AUDIOVISUAL EXPERIENCE ON DEMAND
WORK IN PROGRESS
LIVE BY 2024
BOOKS
WORDS
A COLLECTION OF PUBLISHED WRITINGS
Studies from the early to mid 2010's on simplicity and restraint in language through sparse and succinct poetry.
OBJECTS
CARBON CUTOUTS
A COMMENTARY ON THE PSEUDO SCIENTIFIC MEDICINAL INDUSTRY
WORK IN PROGRESS
LIVE BY 2025
PHOTO PRINTS
YET UNTITLED
UNTITLED
WORK IN PROGRESS
LIVE BY 2026
PHOTO PRINTS
HUNTING HAY
A FIVE PIECE EXPLORATION OF PERSISTENT QUESTION MARKS
Created in connection with a workshop by the Danish photo-based artist Trine Søndergaard in 2016, flickering figures is exploring straw bales at Amager Fælled, seemingly seeking something unknown to all but them.
PHOTO PRINTS
IT'S AN EASEL
A PRETTY DAMN SELF EXPLANATORY TITLE
WORK IN PROGRESS
LIVE BY 2028
MIXED MEDIA
EITHER OR
A PORTRAIT OF _
WORK IN PROGRESS
LIVE BY 2032
OBJECTS - BRONZE SCULPTURES
EAT ME
CONTEMPLATING THE IMMOBILITY OF POST-EXPLOSIVE OBJECTS
WORK IN PROGRESS
LIVE BY 2033
PHOTO PRINTS
COVX
FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY FOUR TO ONE
Playing with differential commonalities in collective cases of crisis, this triptych reflection on pandemics in general is measured in four face masks, seen at slightly similar angels, bordering exact, yet divergent.
photographer
Copyright © Frederik Alsing Carlsen
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Copyright © Frederik Alsing Carlsen.
All Rights Reserved.
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