About Julie Boserup

Julie Boserup has made collage her point of artistic departure in her exploration of space and architecture. She creates complex universes with multiple dimensions and perspectives that break down spaces and buildings to arrange and construct them anew. Boserup has forged her very own practice that moves in the intersection between photography, collage, drawing and archival images. Her collages unfold in multiple layers creating a sense of ever-changing spatiality. Playing with optical illusions makes the works transform and new surroundings emerge, offering new ways in which to live and experience.

An examination of the potential of architecture is fully expressed when Boserup does site-specific pieces involving well-known locations in her collage works or when the works expands in the form of permanent embellishments, in public commissions such as at Drift og Beredskab, Sønderborg, Grenaa police station (commissioned by the Danish Building and Property Agency), Rødovre Gymnasium and Hvidovre Hospital (commissioned by Råderum).

Boserup has had exhibitions in Denmark and abroad, including the Nivaagaard Collection in 2019, the National Museum of Photography (Denmark) in 2017, The National Gallery of Denmark in 2021, Sous les Etoiles Gallery (New York, and in collaboration with the Museum of the City of New York) in 2016, Galerie MøllerWitt in 2016, Peter Lav Gallery in 2015 and Fotografisk Center in 2013.

Boserup received a degree from Chelsea College of Arts (London) in 2002. At present she is based in Copenhagen, where she lives and works.  She is represented by Galerie Møller Witt, Dk, www.gmw.dk and Sous les Etoiles Gallery, US, www.souslesetoilesgallery.net