Nathalie Cohn is a Copenhagen-based ceramic artist, who explores themes of human existence and awareness of surroundings — those obvious to the eye but also invisible phenomena which forms us as human beings.

In her material-oriented practise, Heidi Lillevang embraces traditional ceramic techniques and experimental approaches. With a preference to local clay and recycled glass, her work is natural in its essence.

Emma Mercedes Riis mainly works in hot glass. Concerning herself with themes of identity, relation to society and awareness, glass lends itself as a beautiful material with its transparent and fragile properties.

Anna Mørch’s practise is largely influenced by the wonder of nature. Being drawn by the distinctive nature, Mørch has settled in a rural area of Northern Denmark. The inspiration for Mørch’s works are clearly found in the landscapes surrounding her – both in literal and more existential terms.

Maja Johanne Lauesen’s practice explores the shifting boundaries between the natural and the constructed, the personal and the collective. Her work evoke the tension between precision and unpredictability—reflecting the complex, layered ways in which identities, landscapes, and cultural systems intertwine.