Lecture performance : Toilet Science and The Rise of Sewer Protestantism : Madeleine Andersson

Selected profiles

• Maria Nadia Nour ^(DK/MA)

  Maria Nadia Nour (b. 1988, Denmark) is an interdisciplinary artist working across choreography, film, sound and installation. Nour has a collaborative practice where she investigates the voice as an affective and epistemic material, by exploring how meaning moves beyond language through bodily, sculptural and technological systems. In her works she invites speculative investigations into communication, language and embodiment. Maria Nadia Nour graduated Malmö Art Academy in 2025.

• Minh Ngọc Nguyễn ^(DK)

  Minh Ngọc Nguyễn (b. 1992, Denmark) works with photography as both a medium and as a visual system. Nguyễn examines how image culture shape identity, desire and cultural perception through still life stills and the aesthetics of commercial studio photography. Using everyday objects, pop-cultural references and decolonial image theory, Nguyễn dismantles and reassembles representation, while expanding photography beyond the printed image into spatial and performative contexts. Nguyễn holds an MFA in Photography from HDK-Valand Academy of Art and Design in Gothenburg (2018) and a BA in Visual Communication from Danish School of Media and Journalism in Copenhagen (2016).   This profile was last updated on 19 January 2025.

• Ribka M. Pattinama Coleman ^(ID/DK)

  Ribka M. Pattinama Coleman (b.1989, Jakarta) is an interdisciplinary artist. Coleman has a research-driven and materially sensitive practice centred on exploring alternative modes of storytelling that challenge dominant narratives from a decolonial perspective. Their works evokes heritage, colonial relations, ecology, extraction and oral histories, and by foregrounding process as an integral part of finished works, non-hierarchical forms of production is valued. Grounded in lived experience and social intimacy as forms of knowledge, Coleman’s practice unfolds through collective, multi-perspectival and collaborative ways of working. Ribka M. Pattinama Coleman is educated at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts.   This profile was last updated on 19 January 2025.