Hanging different art together is quite a challenge. We collected inspiration for you here where you can see how we mix styles, materials and sizes. Hanging several works together gives a good vibe and atmosphere in a private home or office. You can mix older and new works. We experience that all colors and patterns come together as one big installation. We call this a gallery wall. Need our help or artsy input? Just call, write or stop by - we would love to help you with the design and hanging.

 

Below is a few selected artworks of varius artist and materials. We have carefully selected them to fit it to the role of being something white and light. Something that makes you wonder and for sure makes your art collection even more interesting.   

 

Heering (M.F.A.) is a Danish visual artist who primarily works with photography. He holds an M. F. A. from the American Film Institute (AFI), Los Angeles. Heering has a very intyeresting Greenland series.

He has exhibited numerous times in both solo and group shows and his work has been featured in a wide range of international publications, including CNN, Der Spiegel, The New York Observer, PDN as well as Danish major newspapers, including Politiken and Berlingske. 

Heering’s photographic practice typically arises from an intuitive impulse which opens up a new space where the real and the imagined collide. What draws Heering close to a scene or subject is often less about a visual immediacy as much as the power of what remains hidden. The practice therefore feeds off the freedom that follows a deep sense of concentration where time itself is slowed down until an unknown world takes over; it’s at that point the work starts to breathe.  

Many of his works is full of the love of dreams, family and an existential connectivity often found in closed-up and distant places, whether at land or far out at sea.

 

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Shahla K. Friberg (b. 1978) is a Canadian born artist with roots from Iran. Lives in Sweden, where she creates works on a seaside nature reserve, a location sought by Scandinavian artists for its distinctive light qualities. As an Iranian/Canadian artist, Shahla Friberg is captivated by the sensorial impacts of light and its properties.

 

She has been primarily focused on creating sculptural works using glass, mirror, and solder, which materialize in an organic, meditative process, resulting in diverse outcomes from reflective forms casting complex fragmented reflections of ourselves and our surroundings back at us, to translucent multi-color forms which attempt to encapsulate the spectrum as a whole.

 

Friberg’s work has been presented internationally, including The Re-Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome with Jeffrey Deitch and Nicodim Gallery in Los Angeles (in conjunction with Frieze LA (2020); The Desire for Transparency at Intersect Chicago/SOFA (2020), alongside Ai Weiwei and Monir Shahroudi Farmanfarmaian; and Suggested Followers at Sotheby’s, New York (2022). an immersive installation Glowstone Refuge, for the duration of the 2023 program at Gallery Arnstedt, Recent solo presentations include Remarks on Colour, GSA Gallery (Stockholm, 2024)

 

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Brett Wier (b. 1978) is an Australian artist. Wier is known for his abstract paintings created through a distinctive process that involves layered enamel on metal panels, often applied with tools such as brushes and scrapers. Working from his studio in a remote coastal region of Victoria, he develops artworks shaped by an intuitive and exploratory approach.

He combines rigorous technical research with spontaneity - beginning with systematic studies of how materials behave, and then allowing the unexpected to guide the evolution of each piece. The result is a body of work he describes as “studied chaos”: paintings that balance control and chance and align with an art-historical tradition of embracing accident.

He has done several solo exhibitions in Australia and Switzerland.

 

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Frank Hollywood is a Dutch contemporary artist. His works explore the tensions between the past, present and future. Not interested in simply reimagining the past, Frank draws on a collective visual memory of the past, to present us with something truly new and exceptional. Similar to the renaissance masters, his visceral works are fraught with allegorical symbols.

However within Frank’s works the symbols are entirely modern. In spirit of the old masters, Frank also aims to be an archetype of the Modern Renaissance artist, the "uomo universale". He is not limited to one specific medium or technique, his body of works range from oil paintings to marble sculptures. Using a range of mediums he sees fit to convey his message. His highly sought after techniques have certainly garnered the attention of the art world. Frank has exhibited throughout Europe in major leading galleries and has shown in many prestigious art fairs.

 

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Galleri Christoffer Egelund proudly presents “Body Language” by Australian artist Ash Holmes. Ash Holmes’ oevre of abstarct artworks awaken our instant feeling of being close to nature. Her color palette is in harmonious earthy, soft, nature muted tones and one can imagine looking at earth from high above, mountains, oceans, fields, being on a beach or walking in a rough landscape.

Mark your calendars for the opening on February 20th. 16.00-19.00. We look forward to the first solo show of year 2026.

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