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Installation view, eSCAPE Skanderborg Arts Council (DK)

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Installation view, eSCAPE Skanderborg Arts Council (DK)

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Installation view, eSCAPE Skanderborg Arts Council (DK)

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Installation view, eSCAPE Skanderborg Arts Council (DK)

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Installation view, eSCAPE Skanderborg Arts Council (DK)

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Installation view, eSCAPE Skanderborg Arts Council (DK)

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Installation view, eSCAPE Skanderborg Arts Council (DK)

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Stereoscope, eSCAPE Skanderborg Arts Council (DK)

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Stereo Photographs, eSCAPE Skanderborg Arts Council (DK)

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Stereo Photographs, eSCAPE Skanderborg Arts Council (DK)

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Stereo Photographs, eSCAPE Skanderborg Arts Council (DK)

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Stereo Photographs, eSCAPE Skanderborg Arts Council (DK)

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Stereo Photographs, eSCAPE Skanderborg Arts Council (DK)

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Installation view, eSCAPE Skanderborg Arts Council (DK)

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Installation view, eSCAPE Skanderborg Arts Council (DK)

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Installation view, eSCAPE Skanderborg Arts Council (DK)

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Installation view, eSCAPE Skanderborg Arts Council (DK)

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Installation view, eSCAPE Skanderborg Arts Council (DK)

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Installation view, eSCAPE Skanderborg Arts Council (DK)

Artist Mortan Barker has created a large mound of earth on the highest point in Skovby Nygaard, a modern burial mound. A path led to the top, offering a renewed view. Through a lens, one could see a beautiful and imaginative landscape. Out there, and just beneath the surface, were hidden stories.

Inside the mound was a room filled with the forgotten horizons. Here, one found themselves in a total installation where sound embraced them, and photography appeared in various forms. Through an artistic interpretation, a story about the place was created—akin to how archaeologists dig into the earth.

“I hope my work is open enough to allow people to see the landscape in a new, more nuanced, and complex way. There is a wealth of information in a landscape, and there are many ways to view it.”

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