Selected profiles

• Tilda Lundbohm ^(SE)

  Tilda Lundbohm (b. 1994) graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and also studied at the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm. Her practice combines artistic research and visual experimentation in a poetic investigation of language, body and space. She works on how materiality and narrative can be intertwined in intimate and open work forms, where reflection and vulnerability play a central role. In 2025 Tilda Lundbohm was selected for an 11-month developing programme at AHC in collaboration with 15. Juni Fonden. Read the full jury statement here. 

• Erdal Bilici ^(TR/DK)

  Erdal Bilici (b. 1985, Turkey) is an interdisciplinary artist with base in Copenhagen. His practice examines the tension between material experience and representation, tracing how power, technologies and histories transform intimacy, perception and our sense of belonging in the world. Through installation, video, photography, sound and animation Bilici questions how our senses, memories and desires are shaped by media and directs attention toward collective memory. Alongside his artistic practise, Bilici contributes to the art scene by organizing exhibitions and screenings through artist-run platforms, focusing on experimental and collaborative formats. Erdal Bilici graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2024.   This profile was last updated on 19 January 2025.

• behshad tajammol ^(IR)

  behshad tajammol (b. 1992, Iran) is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice unfolds at the intersection of sociopolitical structures, language, and lived realities. With a particular focus on the political dimensions of language, voice, and memory, her work is grounded in an ongoing inquiry into the processes of personal and collective memory formation and their role in shaping historical consciousness. tajammol studied sculpture at Teheran Art University and holds a diploma from the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of the Arts Bremen, where she completed the Meisterschüler*innen program in 2023.   This profile was last updated on 2 February 2025.

• Simin Stine Ramezanali ^(DK/IR/DE)

  Simin Stine Ramezanali (b. 1992, Denmark/Iran/Germany) is a visual media artist and musician based in Copenhagen. Working across installation, performance, sound, video and sculpture, Ramezanali merges sonic composition with visual narrative and explores affect, humor, and poetics as tools to approach grief, beauty, and political experience. Their work often unfolds through fragmented structures and draws on theatrical clichés and ethno-fictional strategies, while using sound, voice, and rhythm to create immersive spaces. Ramezanali is educated at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2023. Alongside their visual practice, Ramezanali is an active musician (SLIM0, abji_hypersun, Spellchestra, abolish i), writer and educator.   This profile was last updated on 19 January 2025.

• Sebastian Møller Jørgensen ^(DK)

  Sebastian Møller Jørgensen (b. 2000) graduated from the Jutland Academy of Fine Arts. His practice revolves around social dynamics and how we as humans share and express our experiences. In his sculptures, he often involves the audience as co-creators and challenges the traditional division of roles between artist and viewer. He works performatively and examines prejudices and social differences – as well as how art can create frameworks for new forms of dialogue. In 2025 Sebastian Møller Jørgensen was selected for an 11-month developing programme at AHC in collaboration with 15. Juni Fonden. Read the full jury statement here.   

• Andrej Kiripolsky ^(SK)

  Andrej Kiripolsky (b. 2000) graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. His practice spans installation, sculpture and video, often drawing on physical remains collected from disused industrial sites. He examines the traces of energy systems and mining infrastructures, and how these abandoned structures continue to shape political, environmental and social conditions. In 2025 Andrej Kiripolsky was selected for an 11-month developing programme at AHC in collaboration with 15. Juni Fonden. Read the full jury statement here.