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CONCRETE VESSELS AND RELIEFS BY SUSANNE STORM MERGE ARTISTIC EXPRESSION, MATERIAL KNOWLEDGE, AND FUNCTIONAL PURPOSE. Working with a material traditionally associated with weight, Susanne Storm destabilises this assumption. By sculpting in concrete, she has only a brief period in which to shape the work. The intensity of this creation process extends to her sculptural vessels and reliefs. The resulting forms appear almost alive, retaining the movement that generated them. Cracks, layers, and surface marks remain as traces of transformation. The choice of colour feels effortless, allowing the works to appear beautiful both together and individually, perhaps especially in contrast to modern, strict design. Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

Danish artist and designer Susanne Storm invites visitors into a sensory refuge in the heart of Copenhagen. Hidden in an old workshop courtyard near King’s Garden, the exhibition To Make This Moment Matter showcases new large scale sculptural vessels and reliefs within an immersive installation. A central water basin reflects the tactile works as light, sound, and movement shift throughout the day, while smaller tableaus invite quiet discovery and closer exploration.

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