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ORIGINS

February 20, 2019 by Eva Tind

ORIGINS / ‘OPHAV’ To be released in Denmark in april, 2019 The 18 year old Sui decides to moves away from home. She was brought up by her father Kai, because her mother Miriam, a world famous artist, left them when Sui was a toddler. When she moves out, Kai is driven into a […]

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ASTAS SHADOW

October 22, 2015 by Eva Tind

ASTAS SHADOW / ‘ASTAS SKYGGE’ The Danish actress Asta Nielsen (1881-1972) was the highest-paid silent film star in Europe from 1910 to 1920. Known as “Die Asta” (“The Asta”) and living in Berlin, she appeared in more than seventy films. Her gift for dramatic gesture enchanted audiences around the world, while her strong sensual characters […]

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HAN

October 25, 2014 by Eva Tind

HAN Han is the semi-autobiographical account of an adopted woman’s trip to North Korea in an effort to gain an impression of her deceased father’s homeland. The story is framed within the cold, hard facts of her journey: the daily temperature, a list of guidelines supplied by the official tour company, propaganda from the North […]

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OBJET FABRIQUÉ

September 18, 2013 by Eva Tind

OBJET FABRIQUÉ This is a book about memory sliding between a child’s and an adult’s perspective. It is about the creation of life, factories and families and the destruction of it all. The book consists of poems, a series of transparent photos and a series of tinfoil landscapes. It was published in 2013 by the […]

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ROSENVEJ

September 18, 2012 by Eva Tind

ROSE STREET / ‘ROSENVEJ’ Eva Tind’s novel Rose Street / ‘Rosenvej’ is a fictional memoir of a suburban childhood in the 1970s. But Rose Street is more than just a road that can be found in a street directory, Rose Street is also an image of a road forming a link with the rest of life. The Danish […]

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EVA + ADOLF

September 18, 2011 by Eva Tind

EVA + ADOLF EVA + ADOLF is an investigation of human identity’s good and bad sides. A combination of a variety of writing styles with drawings and photographs provides fresh insight into the collection’s motifs and moods. The cross medial approach serves to highlight how the world can seem very different depending on who is […]

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DO

September 18, 2009 by Eva Tind

DO The Danish and the Korean culture meet in this book. Through verse, prose, dialogues and pictures. The book explores the nature of belonging and the way in which we forge our own identity – how much of it is shaped by our environment and what is internal. DO is a book about belonging and finding […]

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