Ten photographs of a flower: the digitalis purpae. (Velvety to the touch, it is both of medical use and highly toxic. Albert Renger-Patzsch had also subjected the fingerhut to his analogue lens a hundred years ago. Here, unlike his images, the flowers are isolated, a single “purple foxglove” per finger, one for each of our counting digits. Lest, of course, that hand be robotic—an end of arm tool, and not human.)

Connecting the village of Damme, on the island of Møn, with the town of Vordingborg, the municipal seat of the eponymous commune in which they’re both located, is the route 664 Movia bus. A second point of connection is that they are home, respectively, to the artist couples Michala Paludan and Rasmus Røhling, and Maiken Bent and Torben Ribe. But with the former duo having never previously exhibited together, a scenario that fully contrasted with that of the latter, who themselves have a long history of joint exhibitions, an invitation to do a two-person show at ORTHUNGA was…