Malene Landgreen’s work represents an unlikely merger between on the one hand a Scandinavian abstract colour field painting of the 50’s (rooted in the painting of, e.g., Olle Baertling and Richard Mortensen) and on the other hand American post-war abstraction, pop-art included. However, first and foremost Malene Landgreen is a painter who in her work is exploring the psychological, emotional, cognitive and material potentialities of colour and space on two-dimensional surfaces. She works mostly in large scales, either on big canvases or directly on walls, but some of her works demonstrates her insights into smaller and more intimate scales as is the case in her recent series of paintings. Malene Landgreen is among the most prolific and interesting abstract painters of Scandinavia today. The combination of rigor and openness, compositional delicacy and serial standardization, is characteristic of her working method which also involves thorough considerations on the handling of paint, the texture, the stroke, and the nuance. The resulting works are strikingly sensual and playful in their combination of colours, extremely complex in terms their visual communication and spatially intriguing.