Cycles & Transformation is a ceramic project developed in Ikast, Denmark. It engages with material processes, repetition, and structural change. Grounded in its location and context, the project evolves as a dialogue between permanence and transition.

The black and white framework stand out distinctively with their hard, scale-like quality. The punched-out formations originate from some very early paintings, which subsequently shifted over in into graphics, ending up now as graphic objects. It is a range of shifts, as if a little tune first appeared in one form and is now incorporated into another.

The fact that the life and landscape of the Faroe Islands are deeply embedded in Bjarne Werner can be witnessed in this photo Installation of snapshots of family, friends, colleagues, birds and sheep are intersperced together with shots of coasts, houses, boats, fishing nets and exhibitions, along with numerous other subjects that captured the artist´s attention.

Installation in the exhibtion “Den Gyldne” at Charlottenborg in Copenhagen.

Installation in the exhibition “Den Gyldne” at Charlottenborg in Copenhagen

Slide show project based on superimposed images which through transitions creates painterly animations together with music by Kim Kristensen and Jens Winther.

“Hornbæk Krukken” has an international character, where both Japanese and English ceramic tradition can be traced. The jar measures approx. 70 cm in height and is throwed by one of Europe's most skilled potters. Motif is made with clay slips - coloured liquid fine clay, and then glazed and fired. Each jar is a unique work.