“Shoppinglist”, embroidery on linen/cotton, 95 x 54 cm, 2025. (1 package of rye bread, Welfare, 1 tray of liver paté, Care, 1 cucumber, Community, 6 eggs, Patience, ½ butter, Patterns)

“Kirsebær (after Marie Gudme Leth)”, appliqué, embroidery, linen/cotton, 110 x 153 cm, 2025.

“Vedbend (efter Marie Gudme Leth)”, watercolour, 30 x 40 cm, 2024.

“Mexico” (after Marie Gudme Leth), watercolour, 30 x 40 cm, 2024.

“Indiens blomster (after Marie Gudme Leth)”, framed watercolour, 30 x 40 cm, 2024.

“Patterns for Care”, digital print on dibond, 50 x 75 cm, 2025.

“Patterns for Care”, II digitalt print, 26,5 x 40 cm, 2025.

“Patterns for Care”, III + IV, digitalt print, 26,5 x 40 cm, 2025

In the Darkness, We Ask the Sun to Remember Us

In the Chapel Park, Sct. Hans Garden, Roskilde, a large patterned decoration has been cut in the grass. Together, visual artist Maria Finn and landscape architect Jacob Kamp have created the large-scale grass installation “Mirakel” (after Josef Frank)”. The work is created by shaping the grass and leaving it to grow. The work is based on a textile pattern from the 1920s designed by Austrian-born architect, artist and designer Josef Frank (1885-1967), in which a complex and varied pattern emerges and continually develops by repeating and rotating a single element. A small part of Frank’s pattern has been transferred in a large scale to the grass of the Chapel Park by Finn and Kamp. Here, it once again becomes part of the landscape and visitors can view it from a distance or step inside it.

Miracle (after Josef Frank), Museum for Contemporary Art, Roskilde, at Sct. Hans Garden, 2024.