27.03.26-09.05.26

Growth is rarely quiet. It unfolds through repetition, resistance, and the slow accumulation of time.

Growth can be organic, like the steady unfolding of natural forms. But it can also be disruptive. It appears where pressure builds, where inherited frameworks no longer hold, and where new possibilities begin to emerge from within the old.

The works in this exhibition move across different materials, visual languages, and historical references, yet they share a common movement: a persistent urge to expand beyond given structures. Patterns repeat and mutate, gestures echo past forms, and familiar systems are questioned, stretched, or quietly dismantled.

It’s time for the Ena Strand Spring Show – come to Skagen, see great work, grow your art collection!