Alberte Parnuuna: Åndehul

From Thursday the 16th of April, 2026, and until Sunday the 17th of May, you can experience the audiovisual work “Åndehul” (2026) by Alberte Parnuuna (b. 1995) in the museum’s room “Tusarnaartarfik”.

Alberte Parnuuna is originally from Nuuk, but today works as a visual artist and 2D animator based in Copenhagen. Her animation company, founded in 2024, is called “siorssuk visuals”. Alberte’s artistic practice revolves around personal, political and poetic storytelling, and often explores cultural codes, memory, identity and the long shadows of colonial history.
Alberte Parnuuna graduated with a Bachelor of Arts of Film and Media Science (2018) and a Master of Fine Arts of Visual Culture (2022) from the University of Copenhagen. She has participated in several group exhibitions, film programs and talks in several places in Europe and Greenland.

On Friday the 17th of April, 2026, at 3-5 pm, you can meet Alberte Parnuuna at the installation. There will be snacks and free entrance!

About the artwork:

A mountain does not stand still, even though it looks like it does. Everything is in constant motion, even what we perceive as stable, and nothing is without change.

From this starting point, the artist examines change, time, and perspective through a sensual, audiovisual work. The work examines how we relate to what once was, in relation to what we do not yet know will be. Past, present and future exists side by side. Just like the old and the new, the stable and the unstable. “Åndehul” revolves around contrary existences and shifts in perception, asking the question: Do you see what I see?

In a time influenced by chaos, unrest and information saturation, the artist invites the audience into a respite where there is room to be, observe and feel.
Length: 10 min.