A K Dolven’s solo exhibition ‘amazon’ at The National Museum is now open.
Dolven’s practice spans across a variety of disciplines, where recurring themes of representation of natural forces and their deep resonance with human sensibilities run through the extensive body of work.
Her work alternates between the monumental and the minimal, the universal and the intimate, resonating with concepts and structures beyond the confines of any particular piece. Interpersonal relations and interactions are central to her practice.
The exhibition located in The Light Hall will be open until 31st August 2025
“In video installations and film projections, paintings and sculpture, as well as photography, sound and text, Dolven addresses the universal through the intimate.
By exploring the sphere between the familiar and the unfamiliar, her work invites new perspectives on the world that surrounds us.
Using a broad range of materials, formats and means of expression, Dolven’s work contains certain recurring themes: the natural environment, the human body, and their relationship with time and culture.
Across the range of her work Dolven explores natural phenomena such as light and darkness, landscape and weather. Fog plays a central role in one work, while drifting icebergs are a focus in another.”
- excerpt from The National Museum
