Kim Grønborg (DK) works artistically with the unstable position of the human subject in a society where values and functions are shifting and dissolving, while promises of salvation are tied to constant technological optimisation.

His practice explores art’s transformative potential through its intrinsic value. He is interested in what lies beyond, above or beneath language and its rigid technocratic framing. Through his work, meaningless gestures, absurd actions and discarded materials are revalued and brought into circulation again.

Using found materials, his practice engages with ideas of consumption critique and anti-capitalism, alongside DIY-based imagination and invention.