All images Courtesy by the artist
With her sculptural work, Thrane strives to create a sense of closeness that speaks directly to the body and the senses. With the process in focus, selected materials are appropriated through physical activities such as folding, stacking, bending, squeezing, stretching, dipping and tying. The work therefore function as a form of registration of these bodily actions, as well as the physicality, temporality and changeability that are basic conditions of our existence.
Materials: Used mattresses and cushions sourced locally and stuffed in a space between two pillars, the floor and ceiling
Dimensions: H 3.2m x W 4.7m x D 1.4m
Materials: Used clothing sourced locally and stuffed in gaps between sheds
Dimensions: Eight parts, each part between H 2.1m x W 0.2-1.2m
Materials: Used clothing sourced locally and stuffed in gaps between sheds
Dimensions: Eight parts, each part between H 2.1m x W 0.2-1.2m
Materials: Pigmented silicone poured from roofs
Dimensions: Two parts, each part H 6m x W 2m x D 1.4m
Materials: Pigmented silicone poured from roofs
Dimensions: Two parts, each part H 6m x W 2m x D 1.4m
Materials: Rope, steel tubes and swimsuit material exposed to bleach, dye, daylight lamps, self-tanning lotion and sunbeds in Denmark, and sunlight, sand and wind in Australia.
Dimensions: Three lengths, each length H 18m x W 2.4m
Materials: Rope, steel tubes and swimsuit material exposed to bleach, dye, daylight lamps, self-tanning lotion and sunbeds in Denmark, and sunlight, sand and wind in Australia.
Dimensions: Three lengths, each H 18m x W 2.4m
Materials: Used, folded clothing and wood
Dimensions: H 37cm x W 57cm x D 8cm
