One More Gallery

Colorful Vernissage at One More Gallery
Saturday, June 21st, 10 AM – 2 PM
Three Artists – Three Views of the World

This text is written in collaboration with art communicator Sara H. Berthelsen.

In this summer’s exhibition at OMG, we encounter three powerful visual artists who each, in their own way, invite us to see the world through their eyes.

The common thread in the exhibition is a fascination with the sensory, the familiar – and what lies just beneath the surface. The three artists work with the expressive potential of color to create calm and balance in the viewer, stimulate the imagination, and evoke pleasure in the meeting with the artwork.

At OMG, everyday life, architecture, and painting come together – and you are invited to explore the familiar and see it anew.

Marie Morgan – Everyday Life with a Glimpse of Magical Realism

With curiosity and intuition, the self-taught artist Marie Morgan invites the viewer into a pictorial space where her works elegantly balance between the recognizability of daily life and magical realism – a place where the familiar shifts and reality vibrates with something more.

Marie Morgan plays with our perception of the real. She transforms ordinary moments into wondrous stories and lets the banal meet the mysterious. There is a purity in her line that gives the viewer a sense of peace while inviting us to see the known through fresh eyes.

Tina Thorborg – Modern Still Lifes with a Confident Color Palette

Tina Thorborg creates paintings that immediately catch the eye – and then linger in the mind. Her everyday objects seem familiar and simple at first glance, but in Thorborg’s works, the familiar is imbued with both meaning and beauty.

These are modern still lifes with a calm, almost meditative approach to subject matter, where silence and contemplation carry the motifs. Thorborg uses acrylic paint with precision and poetry. Every shade is carefully chosen, every composition thoughtfully arranged, yet her expression retains a lightness and immediacy that make the works accessible and engaging – speaking to both the eye and the mind.

In a world where pace is often fast and attention fleeting, Tina Thorborg invites us to pause – and truly see. Her art reminds us that the greatest meaning often lies in the small, and that even the most ordinary things can hold beauty and depth – if we allow them to.

Mikael Olrik – Light Over Manhattan

With a background in architecture from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and many years of practice as a visual artist, Mikael Olrik works at the intersection of structure and atmosphere.

For nearly ten years, he has collaborated with gallerist Anne Mette Lorenzen – first at Die Kunsthalle Liseleje, and now at One More Gallery.

Olrik’s works revolve around the shifting light of the city – from the golden hour to the electric glow of night – and explore the transitions between dark and light, motion and stillness.

His paintings are not just depictions of the city – they are an experience of its soul and rhythm. Beyond Olrik’s fascination with the city’s pulse, his love of nature also shines through in his beautiful floral paintings.

The vernissage takes place on Saturday, June 21st from 10 AM to 2 PM. As always, we’ll be serving a good glass of wine – and we look forward to welcoming you to an informal and inspiring opening. The exhibition runs until July 4th.