Kåre Frang

Kåre Frang invites children and adults into a universe of play and wonder. His large-scale work for Blåvandshuk Beach juxtaposes the local area's recent past with an imminent, dystopian future in a subtle and humorous approach. At first glance, the recognizable and surprising motif evokes memories of the landscapes of childhood, and at the same time spreads an uneasiness in the body, which makes you understand that the world we know today will not last. 

Biography 

Kåre Frang's works revolve around changes and the fragility of everyday life. In video and sculptures, he distorts and stages familiar objects, often games and toys from childhood, displacing their materials, manipulating time or playing with scale. Typically, his works encapsulate that moment when things and feelings are at a stage either just before, during or after a collapse. A new condition arises and comes into being. 

Visual artist Kåre Frang (1992) graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts (2020). Kåre Frang lives and works in Copenhagen.

Kåre Frang has most recently exhibited at Kunsthal Charlottenborg (2020), CHART Art Fair in Tivoli (2022), Kunsthal 44Møen (2021) and had solo exhibitions at a number of artist-run exhibition venues, including M100, Loggia Munich and Inter.pblc. Kåre Frang was the recipient of the Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen's Talent Award and the 15. June Foundation's Honorary Award in 2021, as well as the Silkeborg Artist Legate in 2022.