Tine Bek
Tine Bek (b. 1988) is a Danish multidisciplinary artist whose practice addresses a fascination with the spaces and everyday objects we choose to surround ourselves with. With humor and sensibility, Bek works across still life photography, installations, sculptures, books and video works. Often presented as aesthetic experiments, her work functions as contemporary time capsules rooted in art history and nature morte. She holds an MA in Fine Art Photography and Moving Image from The Glasgow School of Art. Prior to this, she studied photography at Fatamorgana, The Danish School of Art Photography. Bek’s work is included in the permanent collection of The Danish National Photography Collection. She has exhibited nationally and internationally including Fotografisk Center, (DK) Christiansborg Palace (DK), Arden Asbæk Gallery (DK), Fotogalleriet (NO), 700b Gallery (US), Studio 488 Gallery (AR), Project Space Gallery (UK) and National Library of Lithuania (LI). She is based in the countryside of Denmark, and represented by Arden Asbæk Gallery in Copenhagen, Vasto Gallery in Madrid and Picture Room in New York.
