After a very busy week in Copenhagen I'm back home in the library working on my essays for the upcoming deadlines. Last week was intense and had me sleeping around 3.5 hours a night, attempting to celebrate my birthday, catch up with friends and family, finish all of my pieces, as well as gather everyone else's for the exhibition. With a good bit of coffee, luck and dedication from myself and Rasmus Nielsen everything worked out according to plan, we even managed to get a bit of press from (sorry, Danish only).
The opening had a really good turnout and an incredible amount of alcoholic beverages consumed, which paired with the live performances made for a great evening, thanks to everyone who turned out. I stole a couple of pictures from the opening from Babak's camera which are pretty indicative of the manner in which the evening developed.
there are some more pics from the performances over on the gallery's . I'll get some closeups of the works up when I get a hold of them - in the meantime note down the second event/performance taking place in the gallery on the third of april.
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About Me
- M. Flohr
- Visual artist born and raised in Copenhagen, Denmark. Currently based in London Studying political sociology. I do my work by hand, mainly in black and white on canvases, papers and walls whenever and however I can get away with it. My inspirations include Schiele, Gaugin, Taki 184, JR, Frank Miller, Charlie Christensen and Diego Rivera to name a few.