Full Arch

 The Exorcism Collection

 The Hand that Brushed

 The Palm Tree Collection

  My African Letters

 A car accident on Togo Ghana express way
 White doves were set free
 A medium size pool
 French stucco ceiling
 Poses on warm asphalt
 Night murmur caught in the living room light
 This is a place to stay forever
 Sweet wild life
 Facts and Fashion
 Toucan of African amethyst
 Toucan volière
 All dreams are broken
 Covering up
 Tropicana Souvenir
 Construction from memory


 (new works from this project from 2012 here)

The exhibition, My African Letters, is based on an email that Ditte Ejlerskov received from a lawyer, Amadi Omorose Azagba, from Benin in Africa on April 9, 2011. Azagba writes that he for some time has been trying  to get hold of Ditte Ejlerskov, since his client, Gabriel Ejlerskov, died a tragically death some years back and the lawyer must now pass on a part of his inheritance to an Ejlerskov relative.

This correspondence between the lawyer Azagba and Ditte Ejlerskov, the latter insisting in her emails on getting more details about the deceased Gabriel Ejlerskov, form the basis for the exhibition paintings.


Read more HERE.

The production of this project and the exhibition
My African Letters
at LARMgalleri in Copenhagen is supported by: