Dagar i skiftande ljos (Days in changing light)
Entrée•May 28, 2026 — Jul 19, 2026
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Entrée is proud to present the solo exhibition Dagar i skiftande ljos (Days in Changing Light) by Magnar Moen, coinciding with the annual Bergen International Festival. In this exhibition, he presents new large format charcoal drawings. Moen’s practice is rooted in a lifelong exploration of line, material, and perception, with charcoal as his primary medium.
Moen's work emerges through an interaction between body, movement and concentration. In his studio he develops a direct, attentive relationship with the material. He is particularly fascinated by the line, which he describes as a seed for creation, for thinking, acting and imagining beyond what is given by nature. The line can have an origin unknown to us, yet it has its place in consciousness and becomes an extension of the hand. Through this, it can direct attention towards the unknown and unpredictable.
What happens on the paper may strike as an immediate sensory experience, or point back to something one has previously…
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Dagar i skiftande ljos (Days in changing light)
Entrée•May 28, 2026 — Jul 19, 2026
Press Release
Entrée is proud to present the solo exhibition Dagar i skiftande ljos (Days in Changing Light) by Magnar Moen, coinciding with the annual Bergen International Festival. In this exhibition, he presents new large format charcoal drawings. Moen’s practice is rooted in a lifelong exploration of line, material, and perception, with charcoal as his primary medium.
Moen's work emerges through an interaction between body, movement and concentration. In his studio he develops a direct, attentive relationship with the material. He is particularly fascinated by the line, which he describes as a seed for creation, for thinking, acting and imagining beyond what is given by nature. The line can have an origin unknown to us, yet it has its place in consciousness and becomes an extension of the hand. Through this, it can direct attention towards the unknown and unpredictable.
What happens on the paper may strike as an immediate sensory experience, or point back to something one has previously…













































