For the Danish artist Lotte Fløe Christensen the act of making images is itself a way of living. She works as a visual philosopher, with the medium and with nature, to construct.

“Stick, paper, platform. The hand, body and gaze touch on their surroundings — often aimlessly, occasionally purposefully. They can end anywhere, for example in images which unfold between classical landscape work and a curious, exploratory and sometimes sculptural practice. They are both works in their own right and a documentation of activity in the landscape: a form of absent-minded wandering interrupted by the kind of fragile constructions and signs we create alone in the woods. They operate on different scales, from the micro scale of inconspicuous stick structures to the monumental macro scale of a landscape — and between them, the body looking at and acting in the world.”