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View of the solo exhibition FLOWERS by Hans Fischer

Contemporary art in the heart of Skagen, thoughtfully presented

Ena Strand showcases emerging and mid-career artists, presenting collectible works and limited editions.

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In these embossed paper works titled Langsomme Lyn In these embossed paper works titled Langsomme Lyn, Hanne Skjold Knudsen invites us to pay attention to what almost escapes the eye. Emerging only through shifts in light and shadow, the delicate reliefs unfold slowly, revealing traces that are at once organic and elusive.

Langsomme Lyn is based on small sections of wrinkles around women’s mouths, magnified and embossed onto white paper. Their understated beauty reveals itself only to those who spend time engaging with the works.

Working with presence as both method and material, Knudsen creates quiet spaces for contemplation. The works resist immediacy, asking instead for slowness, attentiveness and a willingness to linger with the subtle.
In the Ena Strand Summer Selection you will find a In the Ena Strand Summer Selection you will find a limited edition photographic print of the textile sculpture Murex 4ever. Created by Signe Emdal in Icelandic wool using her Touch Medium. 

Murex 4ever is as much a tribute to the rich heritage of Mediterranean cultures as to the wild landscapes of Signe Emdal’s native Denmark, reflecting the artist’s enthusiasm for historical studies as well as her great sensitivity to nature. 

The piece hanging in the gallery this summer translates the tactile qualities of the original textile piece into a two-dimensional format, highlighting Emdal’s compositional skill in a new medium. The bespoke frame acts as an extension of the work itself, giving the photographic print a sculptural presence that echoes the tactile richness of the original textile piece. 

Signe Emdal is a visual artist and textile artisan based in Copenhagen, but with strong ties to Skagen. Her work is rooted in ancient weaving and carpet traditions yet reinterpreted though a contemporary, esoteric lens. Combining in-depth research with an intuitive making process, her work transforms historical, artistic, and personal influences into original tactile forms that invite sensory and emotional engagement.

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Murex 4ever, 2026

Limited edition photographic print of the textile piece Murex 4ever

Edition 1/11 

50,7 x 38,7cm
Framed with museum glass
Heidi Lillevang works with ceramics, creating scul Heidi Lillevang works with ceramics, creating sculptural forms that emerge through a close dialogue between artist, material, and kiln. Using repeated elements and a reduced material palette, she explores the balance between structure and variation, intention and chance.

The works shown here are selected from Lillevang’s most recent body of woodfired work, created for her solo exhibition Speedy Soda. Shaped by ash, flame and heat, each piece carries the unique imprint of its making. Organic yet architectural, the sculptures reveal a fascination with repetition, transformation, and the unpredictable beauty of the firing process.

Experience the work by Heidi Lillevang in person! Visit Ena Strand in Skagen 🤎
In Felis Dos’ paintings, personal mythology and fr In Felis Dos’ paintings, personal mythology and fragmented realities unfold in layered, dreamlike compositions. Drawing from questions of identity, spirituality and belonging, he creates visual universes where symbols, memories and emotions coexist without fixed meaning.

This work invites the viewer into a space of ambiguity and introspection —— where architectural forms, organic lines and vivid colour become part of an ongoing process of deconstruction and becoming. Rather than offering answers, Felis Dos opens a poetic space for reflection on who we are and how we make sense of the worlds we inhabit.
Nathalie Cohn’s sculptural works explore tactility Nathalie Cohn’s sculptural works explore tactility, presence and our relationship with the physical world. 

Working intuitively with clay and glaze, she creates abstract, organic forms that appear both weighty and fluid, where material and process are allowed to shape the final expression. Flowing glazes and richly textured surfaces lend each piece a quiet sense of movement, inviting viewers to slow down and engage with the sensory qualities of the work.

Nathalie Cohn holds a BA from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts on Bornholm and an MA from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen.

See Cohn’s work at Ena Strand in Skagen ☀️
In this series of handmade paper works, Thea Bruun In this series of handmade paper works, Thea Bruun de Neergaard explores texture, rhythm and materiality through subtle variations in form and relief. Layered surfaces and delicate impressions create quiet compositions that shift with the changing light. 

Working with a minimalistic palette, the works embrace the tactile qualities and imperfections of the material itself, inviting moments of stillness and contemplation.

Part of the Ena Strand Summer Selection 🤍
Rikke Ehlers Nilsson is based in Aalborg, Denmark Rikke Ehlers Nilsson is based in Aalborg, Denmark and works across drawing, textiles, ceramics, paper works as well as still and moving images. Her practice examines visual culture, identity, and contemporary conditions through a critical lens, often finding new perspectives within the familiar.

The works shown in the Ena Strand Summer Selection are part of Nilsson’s ongoing exploration of the relationship between nature and human impact. 
In Coffea arabica with Butterflies, the coffee plant is depicted alongside butterfly species that inhabit coffee plantations, highlighting biodiversity as an indicator of ecological health. 
The linocuts from the series Countdown portray Danish butterflies in their natural habitats, while the gradual reduction in their numbers from print to print serves as a subtle reflection on species decline and environmental vulnerability. 

Combining scientific observation with a graphic, decorative visual language, Nilsson invites viewers to consider the fragile balance between humans and the ecosystems that sustain us.

Coffea arabica with Butterflies (with yellow frame) is a unique drawing. The Countdown series each come in editions of 10, and we have a selection of framed and unframed linocuts at the gallery. 

Come by to see more 🤎

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Open every day 11-15 ☀️
Cecilie Work creates ceramic objects that sit betw Cecilie Work creates ceramic objects that sit between sculpture and function. 

Working with unglazed clay, she explores form, texture and balance through an intuitive process, allowing the material’s natural qualities to guide the work. 

Soft contours, tactile surfaces and earthy tones give each piece a quiet presence, inviting moments of calm and reflection. Just like the nature of the North, which lends itself as the main source of inspiration for Cecilie Work’s practice. 

Part of the Ena Strand Summer Selection - come by and experience the tactile quality of Work’s work! 

Every day 11-15 in Skagen 🤎

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