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https://holbaekart.dk/wp-content/uploads/Line-Emilys-værk-web.jpg19201691Emily Gernild’s compositions breathe new life and energy into the classic still-life genre, which usu-ally depicts arrangements of fruit, flowers and vases. Gernild, however, does not work from actual physical arrangements. Rather, each work is inhabited by her inner images of the arrangements, deliberate or not, which populate our everyday lives, storefronts and homes. In […]