Aksel Rønne — Photographic works, 2014–2026
The image,
The image,
and the space
around it.
Landscape, stillness and the built city — composed slowly, printed carefully, hung with room to breathe.
Oslo · London
Editions of twelve — silver gelatin & archival pigment
01 — Works
Three series, hung as montage.
Arranged as it would be on a gallery wall: plates overlapping, edges speaking to edges.
Plate R-06 · Stair, south block · 2024
02 — Index
Every plate, catalogued.
Move along the list — each entry carries its plate with it.
- R-01Fjord, north facePigment2024
- R-02Dune, first lightPigment2016
- R-03M., window lightSilver gelatin2022
- R-04Lake, no windSilver gelatin2020
- R-05Pine stand, mistPigment2018
- R-06Stair, south blockPigment2024
- R-07Last tramPigment2023
- R-08Table, late sunSilver gelatin2021
- R-09Curtain wallPigment2025
- R-10Fallow fieldPigment2019
- R-11Ridge linePigment2015
03 — About
Slow pictures, made to last.
Aksel Rønne photographs what stays still long enough to be seen properly — then prints it once, well, in editions of twelve.
Working between Oslo and London, Rønne shoots large-format film and prints in his own darkroom and studio. Nothing here is retouched into somewhere it never was; the work is slow on purpose.
Prints are held by private and public collections across Europe. Commissions are taken rarely, and chosen carefully.
- Henie Onstad Kunstsenter — group show 2025
- The Photographers' Gallery, London 2024
- Aperture — portfolio feature 2023
- Fotogalleriet, Oslo — solo 2021
- Leica Oskar Barnack — shortlist 2019
- Norsk kulturråd — work grant 2017