Anders Bülow

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@formation_gallery We are very happy to announce that Ny Carlsbergfondet has acquired three works by Anders Bülow. We are incredibly proud of Anders and thrilled to see his works become part of the Ny Carlsbergfondet collection. We are certain that these three beautiful large-scale paper works will spark curiosity and excitement wherever they find their new home within the collection. The works were acquired in connection to the duo exhibition “Hazy” with @johanne_rude ANDERS BÜLOW: Orbital #1 Dextrin and pigment on embossed paper 100 x 70 cm Orbital #3 Dextrin and pigment on embossed paper 100 x 70 cm Screen Dreaming Dextrin and pigment on embossed paper 100 x 70 cm @andersbulow @nycarlsbergfondet

Last ones in the drawer! #andersbülow #comtemporaryart #worksonpaper

Distressed inkjet print #sketch #andersbülow #comtemporaryart

Distressed inkjet print . #andersbülow #sketch #comtemporaryart

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We hope to see you this Thursday March 19 5-6.30 pm! We would like to invite you to a very special evening at the gallery — something of a scoop, if we may say so ourselves — where poetry and visual art meet in the middle of the exhibition “Hazy” by Anders Bülow and Johanne Rude Lindegaard. We are delighted that the rising poet Signe Gjessing will read from her newest poetry collection “Bryllupsnat” as well as texts from “I kan da også bare skrive om stjernerne”. Gjessing’s language moves between the intimate and the cosmic, between the body and outer space — and it is precisely this open, sensing attentiveness that resonates closely with the atmosphere the exhibition revolves around. “Hazy” by Anders Bülow and Johanne Rude Lindegaard unfolds a pictorial space in which forms dissolve, shift, and emerge again. The paintings engage with the fleeting — what is sensed more than seen — where motifs hover between figuration and dissolution, proximity and distance. Colours, light, and traces of gesture create a space that is experienced almost as a state: something that slowly appears as you look. After the reading, we invite you to an informal walk & talk in the exhibition, where Anders and Johanne will speak about the works, the processes, and their collaboration. ⟡ READING with Signe Gjessing ⟡ WALK & TALK with Anders Bülow & Johanne Rude Lindegaard — About Signe Gjessing Signe Gjessing (b. 1992) graduated from the Danish Academy of Creative Writing in 2014 and debuted the same year with Ud i det u-løse, which received the Bodil and Jørgen Munch-Christensen Debut Prize. Since then she has published six poetry collections and a prose narrative, and her works have been translated into several languages. Most recently she published Bryllupsnat (Gyldendal, 2026). The event is free and we will serve a drink. Everyone is welcome. 🥂 @johanne_rude @andersbulow #signegjessing

Save the date!!! @formation_gallery March 19 5-6 pm Formation Gallery invites you to a very special evening at the gallery — something of a scoop, if we may say so ourselves — where poetry and visual art meet in the middle of the exhibition “Hazy” by Anders Bülow and Johanne Rude Lindegaard. We are delighted that the rising poet Signe Gjessing will read from her newest poetry collection “Bryllupsnat” as well as texts from “I kan da også bare skrive om stjernerne”. Gjessing’s language moves between the intimate and the cosmic, between the body and outer space — and it is precisely this open, sensing attentiveness that resonates closely with the atmosphere the exhibition revolves around. “Hazy” by Anders Bülow and Johanne Rude Lindegaard unfolds a pictorial space in which forms dissolve, shift, and emerge again. The paintings engage with the fleeting — what is sensed more than seen — where motifs hover between figuration and dissolution, proximity and distance. Colours, light, and traces of gesture create a space that is experienced almost as a state: something that slowly appears as you look. After the reading, we invite you to an informal walk & talk in the exhibition, where Anders and Johanne will speak about the works, the processes, and their collaboration. ⟡ READING with Signe Gjessing ⟡ WALK & TALK with Anders Bülow & Johanne Rude Lindegaard — About Signe Gjessing Signe Gjessing (b. 1992) graduated from the Danish Academy of Creative Writing in 2014 and debuted the same year with Ud i det u-løse, which received the Bodil and Jørgen Munch-Christensen Debut Prize. Since then she has published six poetry collections and a prose narrative, and her works have been translated into several languages. Most recently she published Bryllupsnat (Gyldendal, 2026). The event is free and we will serve a drink. Everyone is welcome. 🥂 @johanne_rude @andersbulow #signegjessing

Water Memory l, 2026, 121,5x70 cm. Acrylics on aluminium.From the exhibition “Hazy” with @johanne_rude @formation_gallery #andersbülow #johannerudelindegaard #contemporaryart

In the encounter between Rude Lindegaard’s painterly disruptions of illusion and Bülow’s material-based investigations, a shared space emerges in which meaning is unstable and constantly shifting. The exhibition centres on moments when our perceptions of the world are displaced—when what we believe we see dissolves and re-emerges in new forms. The works invite slowness and attentiveness: to sense, to move, and to accept that both images and forms of understanding remain open. Johanne Rude Lindegaard (b. 1987) graduated from the Funen Art Academy and the Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien (Expanded Pictorial Space under Professor Daniel Richter). She received the 15 June Foundation’s Honorary Award for her graduation works exhibited at Brandts Kunstmuseum in 2017. In 2021, she presented her first major institutional solo exhibition, Shadows in Pieces, at O – Overgaden, and in 2022 she completed her first permanent public commission, Sensibility Sea, for the Eastern High Court of Denmark. Lindegaard understands perception and embodied cognition as fundamental conditions for human mental space and our understanding of reality. Drawing on traditional Western painting techniques combined with new approaches to painting, she investigates how the body relates to the image when it simultaneously functions as illusion, object, and installation. Anders Bülow (b. 1981) graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and the Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien, completing his studies in 2011. He works at the intersection of painting and sculpture. His works are characterised by a sensory aesthetic in which colours, surfaces, and three-dimensionality balance and vibrate in response to light and movement. In 2018, he was awarded a six-month residency at ISCP New York (International Studio & Curatorial Program). The same year, he participated in Holbæk Art, where he realised a permanent public artwork. In 2023, he completed a commission for the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The exhibition is open till March 28 To receive the list of works send an email to [email protected] Photo @sofusgraae

Johanne Rude Lindegaard & Anders Bülow Hazy. February 6 - April 4. @johanne_rude @formation_gallery After a bumpy start,❄️❄️I’m happy for everyone who forced the snow and came by. The show is now open, so please go see! It will mean a lot to me! #andersbülow #johannerudelindegaard #formationgallery #comtemporaryart