You are cordially invited to the opening of the new exhibition at VÆG – kind of noir:
Saturday, September 2. 2023 – from 11am to 3pm
It is getting
Current exhibition:
Solo:
‘NO, IT’S NOT A SELF-PORTRAIT’is her first solo show ever. In 2017, Eva won the Carlsberg Foundation’s PORTRAIT NOW “Young Talent”-price at the age of 20. Today Eva lives in Berlin, where she has been working on this exhibition for almost a year. The works are drawings – primarily colour pencil on paper. The focal point is ‘female empowerment’. Being a young woman herself, Eva is obtained of creating a new narrative. She wants to rewrite internalized patriarchal discourses. Reclaiming a new storyline by taking well-known symbols from todays pop culture (fashion, design, social media etc.) mixing it with references and paraphrases from classical art masterpieces in order to create a statement about a new blossoming feminist movement. No, it’s not a self-portrait. It’s a story about something beyond the individual. About you, me, him, her – about us.
The exhibition is on view until June 2nd. 2018.Eva Helene Pade will be present at the opening.
We look forward to seeing you.
Regards,
Lars Bonde
Some views from the exhibition:
Selected works:
‘Sorry daddy, I crashed your car’, colour pencil, acrylic paint, water colour + ink, 189 x 129 cm (framed)
‘Staining the white coloured couch’, colour pencil + acrylic paint, 160 x 109 cm (framed)
‘Discovering a known reflection’, colour pencil, acrylic + metallic paint, water colour + ink, 151 x 111 cm (framed) 
‘Red reflections’, colour pencil, acrylic + metallic paint, water colour + ink, 93,5×93,5 cm
‘Familiar people, unusual places’, colour pencil, acrylic + metallic paint, water colour + ink and pastel, 202×120 cm (in oak frame)
‘Familiar people, unusual places’, colour pencil, acrylic + metallic paint, water colour + ink and pastel, 202×120 cm (in oak frame)
‘Familiar people, unusual places’, colour pencil, acrylic + metallic paint, water colour + ink and pastel, 202×120 cm (in oak frame)
‘Are my pants too complex?’, colour pencil, acrylic + metallic paint, water colour + ink, 93,5×93,5 cm
