Danish artist Albert Grøndahl is partnering with Ark Journal and heritage Italian paper supplier, Fedrigoni to create a body of handprinted limited edition artworks.
The series ‘Hortus Conclusus’ explores the concept of healing through nature. It is a reference to the concept of a medieval cloister garden as a mental refuge from everyday chaos. The artist takes an anthropological approach in his work, often focusing on the relationship between nature and human existence and using photography as a basis for his process. The works are created principally through an analogue cyanotype printing method, using light-sensitive material to work with Fedrigoni’s paper.

The series consist of 10 different artworks in an edition of 4.
‘Hortus Conclusus’ 1-10, Cyanotype on Fedrigoni paper, framed in poplar with UV glass, 30×40 cm, Albert Grøndahl, 2023

About Albert Grondahl
Albert Grøndahl is a contemporary artist based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Grøndahl’s work is deeply rooted in photography, which he uses as a strategy for interrogating, collecting and seducing the movement between himself and the outside world. The artist also investigates the physical aspects of photography and the magic transformation that happens with processes in the darkroom.

Born in 1985, Grøndahl gained his Bachelor’s degree in photography at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague, Czech Republic before studying at the École Nationale Supérieure de la Photographie in Arles, France and achieving his Masters in Fine Arts at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, Belgium.

Price 850 euro + freight.

We will contact you to organise the details of the freight after the order is made.

Write the number of the image from the series you would like to order in “Order notes” when ordering.

Danish artist Albert Grøndahl is partnering with Ark Journal and heritage Italian paper supplier, Fedrigoni to create a body of handprinted limited edition artworks.
The series ‘Hortus Conclusus’ explores the concept of healing through nature. It is a reference to the concept of a medieval cloister garden as a mental refuge from everyday chaos. The artist takes an anthropological approach in his work, often focusing on the relationship between nature and human existence and using photography as a basis for his process. The works are created principally through an analogue cyanotype printing method, using light-sensitive material to work with Fedrigoni’s paper.

The series consist of 10 different artworks in an edition of 4.
‘Hortus Conclusus’ 1-10, Cyanotype on Fedrigoni paper, framed in poplar with UV glass, 30×40 cm, Albert Grøndahl, 2023

About Albert Grondahl
Albert Grøndahl is a contemporary artist based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Grøndahl’s work is deeply rooted in photography, which he uses as a strategy for interrogating, collecting and seducing the movement between himself and the outside world. The artist also investigates the physical aspects of photography and the magic transformation that happens with processes in the darkroom.

Born in 1985, Grøndahl gained his Bachelor’s degree in photography at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague, Czech Republic before studying at the École Nationale Supérieure de la Photographie in Arles, France and achieving his Masters in Fine Arts at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, Belgium.

Price 850 euro + freight.

We will contact you to organise the details of the freight after the order is made.

Write the number of the image from the series you would like to order in “Order notes” when ordering.