Pernille With Madsen
Works
Pernille With Madsen SuperPosition - coNsole II, 2025 Silkscreen print on marble 69 x 47 x 2 cm
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Pernille With Madsen, Pernille With Madsen SuperPosition - coNsole II, 2025 Silkscreen print on marble 69 x 47 x 2 cm
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Pernille With Madsen, 'SuperPosition - ShielD', 2026, Silkscreen print on marble 127 x 80 cm
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Pernille With Madsen, 'A Collection', 2026, Walnut shell, clay and silver leaf
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Pernille With Madsen, 'A Collection', 2026, Walnut shell and acrylic
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Pernille With Madsen, Uncountable Ambience, Galleri Susanne Ottesen, 2024, Installation View. Photo: Stine Heger. Works on view: 'Endonymm', 2024 Photography (archival pigment print) 118 x 89 cm (Left) and 'ReVerB', 2024 Photography (archival pigment print) 82 x 66 cm (right)
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Pernille With Madsen, Pernille With Madsen, Uncountable Ambience, Galleri Susanne Ottesen, 2024, Installation View. Photo: Stine Heger. Works on view: 'Endonymm', 2024 Photography (archival pigment print) 118 x 89 cm (Left) and 'ReVerB', 2024 Photography (archival pigment print) 82 x 66 cm (right)
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Pernille With Madsen, 'Element_II', 2024 Concrete, optical fibres, light panels 197 x 109 x 8 cm
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Pernille With Madsen, 'Untitled', 2025, Silkscreen, 90 x 70 cm
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Solo exhibitions
Group exhibitions
Biography & CV
Pernille With Madsen (b. 1972) lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark. With Madsen received her MFA from The Jutland Art Academy (2003).
Selected solo exhibitions include Galleri Susanne Ottesen, Copenhagen, Denmark (2020); Ringsted Galleriet, Ringsted, Denmark (2019); International Centre for Contemporary Culture, San Sebastián, Spain (2017) and Horsens Kunstmuseum, Horsens, Denmark (2010). With Madsen has also participated in several group exhibitions, most recently Carl Nielsen & Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen’s Grant exhibition at Den Frie, Copenhagen, Denmark (2026), Season Two, Valdemars Slot, Tåsinge, Denmark (2026), Jeg sår mine drømme, Ved Skoven, Denmark (2026).
With Madsen received The Danish Art Council’s 3 Year Work Grant in 2011 and Carl Nielsen & Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen Honorary Grant in 2026. Site specific works include The Copenhagen Metro, Enghave Brygge, Copenhagen, Denmark (2024); Universitetsparken, Aarhus, Denmark, (2024); The Niels Bohr Building, Copenhagen, Denmark (2018) and Center for Sundhed, Holstebro, Denmark (2018). The artist is represented in the public collections of Horsens Kunstmuseum, Sorø Museum and The New Carlsberg Foundation in Denmark.
Selected solo exhibitions
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2024
Uncountable ambience, Galleri Susanne Ottesen. Copenhagen, Denmark
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2023
Overgang, Ringsted Sportscenter, Ringsted, Denmark.
The Barricaded Picture, Sorø Kunstmuseum, Sorø, Denmark. -
2020
Excess and Melancholy, Galleri Susanne Ottesen, Copenhagen, Denmark
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2019
PWM, Ringsted Galleriet, Ringsted, Denmark
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2017
Structure for Electrical Outlets at Tabakalera, International Centre for Contemporary Culture, San Sebastián, Spain
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2013
Seriel Horisontal Koreografi, Galleri Susanne Ottesen, Copenhagen, Denmark
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2012
Opløsning II, The Lipsius Building, Brussel, Belgium
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2010
Opløsning, Galleri Susanne Ottesen, Copenhagen, Denmark
Pernille With Madsen vs. Ole Broager (with Ole Broager), Danske Grafikeres Hus,
Copenhagen, Denmark
Horsens Kunstmuseums Vennepris, Horsens Kunstmuseum, Horsens, Denmark
Site-specific works
Editions
Posters
Publications
Texts
Videos
News
We are pleased to announce, that gallery artist Pernille With Madsen has been working on another public commission project in the beautiful university park at Aarhus University, Denmark. The work is made of no less than 1097 ceramic bricks/tiles, that she has created, burned, and then composed in three different levels on the ground together with her assistant Zuzanna Kozlowska and ‘crew’ from Tommerup Keramiske Værksted.
It is a multi-levelled, tiled installation in the grounds of the park completed in December 2024. The work, comprised of 1097 hand-built ceramic tiles produced at Tommerup Ceramic Workshop, is built into the gradient of the hill, carved out from the landscape like steps or seats for park-visitors to enjoy.
By night, the work evolves to feature multi-coloured illuminations, using sunlight and shadow to highlight the undulating form of the three plateaus by day and through LEDs as it falls dark. In doing so, With Madsen also points to the shared qualities inherent in these two seemingly disparate mediums: their essential but hidden liquid form. She teases at the connection between the malleability of wet clay, which makes up the distinctive yellow brick tiles of her work and the surrounding Kay Fisker buildings on the university grounds, and the use of liquid crystals to generate colour in LED displays. The organic form and sandy colour give the plateaus a ruinous feeling, as though part of an archeological excavation or a much larger historic, non-pictorial mosaic that's been partially revealed. Under the glow of the colourful LEDs, they have a cartographic quality, as though mapping a cramped city from above, or rolling fields. Interested in learning more about With Madsen's process? Click here to check out her Instagram to watch the puzzle come to fruition.
