As part of the newly and beautifully renovated Gl. Holtegaard, I was invited to create decorative art work for the panelling and the end wall of the main hall. The task was to interpret the Vedbæk findings, among Denmark’s most significant Stone Age discoveries, which had been housed at the same building for more than four decades. People who 7,000 years ago lived, hunted, loved I and buried their dead just a few kilometres from here.
The end wall of the hall is the heart of the interpretation: here I draw threads between Stone Age ornamentation and the structure of the DNA chain. The most distant past and the most fundamental aspect of us a
