Exhibition
past
Uffe Isolotto: The Pocket Philosopher's Catharsis in the Winter Garden
In the tranquillity of the winter garden, the homespun philosopher sits and ponders. What is left for the artist to do in the digital age, when everyone is a producer of images? What kind of emotional discharge would fit this particular individual’s state of mind?
The scenario arises from the image Uffe Isolotto has of himself as a creative artist. At Overgaden, the image has become an installation with giant tulips, furniture made of organic copper tubes, and the torn-off limbs of the self-obsessed human.

