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SPEKTRUM x Thorvaldsens Museum

A performance where music, light, space, costumes
and audience become one.

  • (With)

    Thorvaldsens Museum

  • (Where)

    Copenhagen

  • (When)

    9 September 2026

  • (What we did)

    Concept
    Production
    Ceiling projection
    Graphics
    Film

  • (Supported by)

    • Knud Højgaards Fond
    • Thorvaldsens Museum

  • (About)

    SPEKTRUM began with a processional song from Florence in the 1300s and a wish to break with the classical concert. Three musicians from the Royal Danish Academy of Music wanted the audience to be part of the work, and we joined early on as producer, concept maker and visual artist.

    The result was one total design. The first note was sung in the crowded entrance hall, the audience followed the musicians through the corridors, and in the Christ Hall they lay down on the floor between Thorvaldsen's sculptures, under a ceiling that had become one large projection.

(The procession)

It starts with one voice in the entrance hall. The violin and the trumpet wait
in the small rooms along the corridor and join as the audience walks by.

The singer in a veil among the audience in the entrance hall
The singer in a doorway with the audience behind him
The singer leading the procession through the museum
The trumpeter playing beside a marble sculpture
The trumpeter playing under a sculpture of Venus
The violinist playing under a marble relief
Guests listening to the violinist between two busts

(The Christ Hall)

Here the vault is the canvas. The audience lies on cushions on the floor,
and the musicians step back for the music, the light and the room.

The Christ Hall with the projection on the vault and the audience below
Guests lying on the floor looking up
The audience and the trumpeter looking up at the ceiling
A silhouette against the projection
A child lying on a cushion on the tiled floor
Fire projected on the vault
The vault in blue light
The violinist playing under the vault
The violinist playing among the seated audience

(The vault)

The projection seen from below, with Thorvaldsen's sculptures in silhouette.
On the left, getting ready by the Christ figure two days before.

Setting up the projection by the Christ figure

(The projection)

Water, fire, moon and sun. The images follow the music from a restless
and broken beginning to a calm ending.

(The graphics)

The graphics for the museum and for social media are made from the same images as the projection.

The graphic for SPEKTRUM x Thorvaldsens Museum, white type on black water

(The people)

Móeiður Una Ingimarsdóttir, Camilla Holum Jeppesen, Anders Pilgaard Grishauge,
Martin Münster and Jeppe Vinum, after the last performance.

The five people behind SPEKTRUM, smiling in a corridor at Thorvaldsens Museum

  • (Composition and violin)

    Móeiður Una Ingimarsdóttir

  • (Vocals and project management)

    Martin Münster

  • (Trumpet)

    Camilla Holum Jeppesen

  • (Keys)

    Anders Pilgaard Grishauge

  • (Costume design)

    Inbal Lieblich

  • (Producer, concept and visuals)

    Jeppe Vinum, Flowerhaus

  • (Film)

    Thomas Lund, Flowerhaus

  • (Photos)

    Paola (@paolarrea)

  • (Next)

    All work

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