All all all
All all all (Copenhagen)
All all all is a Copenhagen-based exhibition platform curated by Klara Li and Sif Lindblad. Founded in 2022, All all all is rooted in the facilitation of residency-informed and processual exhibition formats that challenge the notion of the finished art work. Centered around the idea of an “open-source” archive, All all all is continuously shaped and reshaped by past projects, ongoing collaborations, and envisioned futures. As such, it remains an unfinished experiment.
Proposal
All all all presents a duo exhibition by artists Eliyah Mesayer and Stine Victoria Pedersen. The presentation continues the gallery’s booth from the previous year, which resisted the commercial logic of the fair format through the presentation of archival works and business cards for each exhibiting artist. The only object offered for sale was an Enzo Mari shelf built on site, on which all the exhibited works were displayed.
This year, All all all continues this non-commercial premise by presenting objects that resist commodification, insisting instead on notions of solidarity and belonging: black national flags and white paper birds.
Eliyah Mesayer is an artist based in Copenhagen, educated at the Jutland Art Academy in Aarhus, the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen, and the Bergen Academy of Art and Design. Through fiction and poetic world-building, Mesayer explores how power is constructed, represented, and resisted, using imagination as an active political tool. Central to her practice is her ongoing project Illiyeen, a fictional “state of nowhere and nation of everywhere.” Within this evolving practice, she creates allegorical institutions, archives, poetic legislations, and symbols that challenge rigid ideas of nationhood, borders, belonging, by creating a new collective memory.
Stine Victoria Pedersen is an artist based in Copenhagen and currently completing her MFA at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. Working across performance, sculpture, costume, textiles, and installation, her practice explores memory, materiality, and collective storytelling through collaborative and interdisciplinary processes. She is a member of the collectives haloplus+, Spellchestra, and YUNTA, and co-founded Moodkiller, a self-organized platform for experimental concerts and events.
