Acme Studios — Alexander Tillegreen

Supporting Artists since 1972


Alexander Tillegreen

Hessische Kulturstiftung

2025

Alexander Brix Tillegreen is a visual artist and composer based between Copenhagen and Berlin, and is currently artist-in residence in London. He studied at the Städelschule in Frankfurt am Main, and his artistic practice spans painting, sound installation, sculpture and music composition. His works often explore how sound, language, and spatial and visual perception reflect both the collective and individual subconscious — drawing on psychoacoustics, abstraction, and embodied listening.

Tillegreen has exhibited internationally with solo and group shows at institutions such as Overgaden Institute of Contemporary Art (DK), Museum Tinguely (CH), Kunsthalle Darmstadt (DE), CCA Glasgow (UK), MMK Museum für Moderne Kunst (DE), Kunstverein Göttingen (DE), Simian (DK), Kunstforeningen GL Strand (DK), Den Frie Centre of Contemporary Art (DK), and the National Gallery of Denmark.

His music and sound works have been performed and commissioned by venues and festivals including Roskilde Festival, Berghain, Darmstädter Ferienkurse für Neue Musik, Nordic Music Days, and ISCM World New Music Days. His debut album in words was released by the renowned label Rastermedia, and he has conducted artistic research as a fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics in Frankfurt.

Hessische Kulturstiftung, Germany

The Cultural Foundation of Hesse (Hessische Kulturstiftung) provides work/live studios in London, New York and Paris for 12 month residency scholarship recipients. Acme has managed the London residency programme in Bow, E3 on behalf of Hessische Kulturstiftung since 1996. Residencies are awarded to visual artists who were born in Hesse, have a permanent residence there, or hold a diploma from a Hessian art academy. Designed to accommodate artists' family or dependents for the length of residency. Artists are selected to the programme directly by Hessische Kulturstiftung.

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