ABOUT

Katherine Mills Rymer & Jens Bjornkjaer

 

Are O Future - an art collective with work spanning from 3D digital and analog art and music mixing visual digital art with electronic and analog sounds to filmscores and musical albums. We create all works exclusively by ourselves.

Residing in Copenhagen after 12 years in Los Angeles we have created hundreds of still and moving art works. Released music albums, Algorithmic operas, music videos, classical compositions and many filmscores. We have been featured in hundreds of media outlets including The New York Times, The Guardian, Interview mag, SPIN, Pitchfork and many many others. 

We have scored theatre for The Royal Danish Theatre and films Ai Weiwei and Lars von Trier (Melancholia) We were Robert nominated for the documentary - 7 Years of Lukas Graham. Worked with Ai Weiwei for foundation for Allen Ginsberg’s - The Fall of America’s - 50th musical anniversary release. We are winners of Opyum Festival 2021, Paris France and were Lincoln City Fellows in 2020 and 2021.

EDUCATION:

Katherine Mills Rymer:

Kingsmead College - Johannesburg 1991-2000 Bridgehouse College - Franschoek 2000-2005 AFDA Cape Town - Bachelor of arts - 2005-2008 Stella Adler Conservatory - New York - Masters equivalent 2008-2011 

Jens Bjornkjaer:

Rhytmic Music Conservatory - Copenhagen 1993 -2000 Masters Diploma The New school of Music - New York 1995 - 1996

CV Excerpts:

2024 Nikolaj Kunsthal Copenhagen - Group exhibition 2023 Lifestyle Lab CPH - Exhibition 2023 The Wrong Biennale - Self As A Service - Group exhibition 2023 Tell Them You Love Me - doc. Hamptons International Film Festival. 2023 Allen Ginsberg The Fall of America vinyl feat. Ai Weiwei with O future. 2023 Season Of The Self - Solo exhibition Curbside Gallery, Copenhagen 2023 Hyperspectral - Exhibition Manuka Arts Centre, Canberra 2023 Fake Whale - New Blood exhibition 2023  Unstable Objects - Exhibition Synthesis Gallery Berlin 2023  Plant based - Exhibition Los Angeles 2022  Red Eye World Metazine Milan Exhibition 2022  Common Mag Seoul South Korea Exhibition 2022  Opyum Festival - Paris France  - Online residency  2022 Sharin Foo (The Raveonettes) Sostr exhibition Vega Copenhagen 2022  Art Number 23 Gallery Athens Greece 2022  Ai Weiwei - Allen Ginsberg - Hum Bom music track  2022  Opyum Festival - Paris France - O Future art book published 2022  T-Mag Italy - Online residency  2021  Opyum Festival Paris France - Festival Winner  2021  Maculate EP (StudiOFuture/DMY London) release  2021  Immaculate EP (StudiOFuture/DMY London) release 2021  Grant received from The Augustinus Foundation 2021  Lincoln City Fellowship 2020  Lincoln City Fellowship 2020  Ai Weiwei - Vivos doc film music score Sundance Premiere 2020  ISO Amsterdam Exhibition - The Long Now Algorithmic Opera  2020 7 years of Lukas Graham - doc film score. Robert nominated. 2020  Danish Arts Foundation - Grant received  2019  Danish Arts Foundation - Grant received  2019  Voyeur - album release 2018  Danish Arts Foundation - Grant received  2018: Donnybrook feature film music score - Toronto Film Fest premiere 2017  Danish Arts Foundation - Grant received 2016  Biennale Brrno - Death of Graphic Design - Algorithmic Opera 2016  Grant received from The Danish Arts Foundation 2015  The Royal Danish Theatre, Horisonten theatre play music score.  2015  Grant received from The Danish Arts Foundation 2015  Acute Feast - album release 2016  Graphic Design Festival Scotland - No Exit 2016 2014  The National Museum of Denmark - Paradise in Hell theatre music 2013  Cannes Film Festival - Lars Von Trier - Melancholia music score  2013  Disco To Die To - Album release 2012  Open Dance - Butterflies contemporary dance music score. 2012  The Royal Danish Theatre, Murder melody - theatre play music. 2010  The Royal Danish Theatre, Murder melody - theatre play music. 2008  The Royal Danish Theatre, Murder melody - theatre play music.

Supported financially by The Danish Music Publishers Association/Koda’s Cultural Contributions.

With support from DJBFA – Composer and Songwriters Production Pool and Kodas Cultural Funds

Supported by the Danish Art Council

Supported financially by The Augustinus Foundation