Danish artist Anne Mølleskov explores new ways of engaging with our complex relationship to nature. Often responding to specific places, her work creates encounters that invite exploration and reflection on how we perceive and relate to the natural world. By blurring boundaries between nature and culture, self and other, fiction and reality, and the local and the global, her work opens up space for alternative environmental narratives.
Anne’s multi-disciplinary practice is playful, experimental, and process oriented, incorporating a variety of media, such as photography, video, installation, performance, fashion, walking, watercolour, and texts.
Anne received a Bachelor of Fine Art from Central Saint Martin’s College of Art & Design, London (2000) and an MA in Fine Arts from LASALLE College of the Arts//Goldsmiths University of London, Singapore, (2017).
She has been involved in solo and group exhibitions, artist residencies, and collaborative projects in Denmark, Finland, UK, Singapore, China, India, and Malaysia.