Work
Dead letters
![Dead letters](https://denmark-artist.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/DL-1-Boekpalen-1997-2000-detail.jpg)
Books and newspapers are cut into horizontal stripes, pressed and glued into a whole with exactly the same format as the original.
Denmark refers to this transformation as a dead letter, because only traces of the text remain on the surface.
Archive blocks
![Archive blocks](https://denmark-artist.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/AB-1-Archive-block-1997.jpeg)
Cut books, magazines or newspapers, compressed, riveted, clamped, or screwed, between pieces of wood or other materials.
Folded work
![Folded work](https://denmark-artist.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/FW-1-La-Gazette-de-l-Hotel-Drouot-1992.jpeg)
Each page is folded into the smallest possible volume. This reduction of surface is a metaphor for Denmarkâs quest for the essence. Presented in series or entire years of publication, the works become monumental mosaics.
Visual archives
![Visual archives](https://denmark-artist.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/V.A.-1-Archives-mortes-1979-1981-Saint-Hubert-Palais-abbatial-22.6.2021-kopie.jpeg)
Discarded archives are made unreadable and transformed into new ones. Not to be consulted, but rather to be observed. To force the viewer to pause and reflect.
Temporary installations
![Temporary installations](https://denmark-artist.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/TI-1-Newspapers-in-bubble-wrap-2009-Sint-Truiden-Begijnhofkerk.jpeg)
Set up in unique international locations such as museums, factories, warehouses, and abbeys, the temporary installations only lasted for a few hours, weeks or months. Truths are not set in stone and are subject to change.