Bio & Exhibitions

 
 
 

“My artistic practice is centred on impermanence”

Through long-term series in photography, drawing and painting, I explore the continuous transformation of nature, material culture, images and symbols.

 

About Casper Sølberg

Danish self-taught visual artist and graphic designer working across painting, photography, drawing, printmaking, posters, and graphic design.


Exhibitions

Casper Sølberg has exhibited in galleries, art societies, cultural institutions, companies, organisations, pop-up exhibitions, and online in Denmark and Germany.


Media

Paintings, photographs, drawings, prints, posters, and graphic design.


Education

M.A. in Art History and Visual Communication

Aarhus University and Aalborg University, 1991–1998

Aalborghus Gymnasium, 1989


Born

1970, Copenhagen, Denmark


Based

Skanderborg, Denmark

 

“Through long-term series in photography, drawing and painting, I explore the continuous transformation of nature, material culture, images and symbols”

 

Exhibition Galleri Klint, Sylt, 2013

Exhibitions

Casper Sølberg has exhibited in galleries, art societies, museums, cultural institutions, companies, organisations, pop-up exhibitions, and online in Denmark and Germany.


Germany, 2013–2015

Galleri Immobile, Kiel — 1 March – 1 July 2015

Hansa-48 Kulturzentrum, Kiel — 7 January – 11 February 2014

Rendsburg Kulturzentrum — Winter 2014

Diderot Antiquariat, Kiel — 2 November 2013 – 31 January 2014

Atélier Peter Klint, Sylt — 9 June – 2 August 2013


Denmark, 2009–

Obton & Koncenton Collection, Aarhus — 2021

Vendsyssel Historical Museum, Lønstrup — 2011 season

Galleri Art’n Time, Viborg — 2011

Silkeborg Gymnasium Art Society — 2011

Telenor Art Society, Aalborg — 2010

Skanderborg Gymnasium Art Society — 2010

Bjerringbro Gymnasium Art Society — 2010

Pilgrim Jewelry, Skanderborg — 2010

Mannaz A/S Art Society, Copenhagen — 2009

Sonofon Art Society, Aalborg — 2009


Online

Strandet 2006–2020 — vraggods.dk, 4 April – 1 November 2020

Leica Cameras (Germany/International) — Online submission for the Oskar Barnack Award, 2011

 

“I make what I can’t stop making, even if nobody cares”