The practice of Jacob Kirkegaard (born 1975, Denmark) addresses the themes of vibration as energy, time, sound, and the scientific and aesthetic aspects of hearing. Capturing sound and images of subjects such as the ruins of Chernobyl, geysers, the desert singing sands, tones generated by the inner membrane of human ears, and melting icebergs, Kirkegaard opens our senses to hitherto unheard spaces and memories not normally perceived by humans. For this exhibition, Kirkegaard will create a new work with focus on Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster and the tense field between human and natural forces in the aftermath.