In 2004 Jacob created a website collecting his work and project going back 10 years.
The website was created as a rabbit hole into the world of Jacob, where one can surf around for hours and make up their mind of who he his.
Go to the site HERE
A Portal to Projects and Activities between 1999 to 2024
In 2004 Jacob created a website collecting his work and project going back 10 years.
The website was created as a rabbit hole into the world of Jacob, where one can surf around for hours and make up their mind of who he his.
Go to the site HERE
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Jacob’s photo of HR Giger and Peter Gatien in the February 2022 issue of Interview Magazine.
Jacob’s iconic photo of Amanda Lepore & Sophia Lamar on the movie poster for the documentary “I Hate New York” by Gustavo Sanches
Candidate for local political party Ærø Plus
in connection to municipality election on the island of Ærø.
The wonderful old Wax Factory by Amager Beach is about to be transformed
Jacob curated David N. Jahn and HR Giger’s participation in the Roskilde Festival 2017’s Art Zone/Klub Rå installation
Performance in the Danish TV2 Fri Lifestyle Show “Hotelkampen” (The Hotel Battle)
Copenhagen Night of Culture 2016 at The Danish Parliament
New Art and Music Festival on Ærø
Copenhagen under Water was an installation and performance produced on November 25th.
Jacob was in the legendary Copenhagen TV show “Mette’s Mix” talking about his adventures and plans to become the Minister of Culture in Denmark.
On December 18th 2014 Jacob collaborated with The Danish Organization of Electric Car owners in a
Political Activist Action in front of the Danish Parliment.
In 2004 Jacob created a website collecting his work and project going back 10 years.
Jacob was in January 2015 elected to be a candidate for the new Danish Political Party “The Alternative”.
Largest Parade of Electric Cars over the Oresund Bridge Details »
Go to Jacob’s Youtube channel HERE, where for example the above image is a still from the Wall Street Project video anno 1999
The Mashup Culture blog is jam packed with stories, images, videos and music compiled, curated and mashed up since 2007
Inspiration is constant and all over.
Some are collected on the Pinterest Board called “Mind Blowing”, go see it HERE
Since September 11th 2011, Jacob has been working an several projects that deals with the issues relating to the historical event. PTSD is the initials for “Post Traumatic Stress Disorder” that was the diagnosis that was given to a large group of people who experienced the day up close and personal.
There is no “THE END” – there are only new beginnings!
Everything must Burn down, to raise up again.
The “Same Eye Selfportrait” project was first shown in the exhibition “Through Danish Eyes” in New York 1999. They are all photos of Jacob taken by his mother, digitized and rearranged pixel by pixel.
Jacob had read “A Confederacy of Dunces” as a young man, and after 911 in New York, he moved to New Orleans to get over what had happened. He started the to document the Big Easy as if he was in the shoes of Ignatius Reilly.
Post NYC 911, Jacob has been documenting the decline of America during his many visits all around the country. His perspective is inspired by Jacob Riis and Jacob Holdt, who documented America in the 2oth century to open the eyes of what was going on in the country.
In 2005, Jacob participated in an exhibition at Copenhagen’s Photographic Center called “Intimacy“, where a selection of the photos was also features in NIGHT Magazine
Jacob’s family on his fathers side are from the small island in the south of Denmark called Ærø.
Jacob has been taking pictures for photo books, guidebooks and exhibition projects there since the early 90’s.
[FE]male Icons are a selection of images that were shown at Copenhagen’s Photographic Center in connection to the “World Out Games” 2009.
Jacob has worked with the concept of Max’s Kansas City since 1998, producing several exhibitions and events relating to the legendary New York Cultural Mecca.
Neke Carson is one of Jacob’s great inspirations in art and performance. In connection to Copenhagen Photo Festival in 2011, Neke’s work was exhibited at DAMP Gallery as part of The Triangle Project Part 8.
Victor Bockris is an author and photographer that Jacob has had the honor and pleasure to curate.
Marcia Resnick is one of Jacob’s inspirations in photography and he has had the honor and pleasure to curate her work several times since 1996.
Empire State of Mind was the title of the series of exhibitions in connection to Copenhagen and New York Photo Festival in 2010.
Grounded – Was Man Meant to Fly? was an International Collaboration Art Project that started in 2005 and was exhibited in New York at ABC NO RIO in 2008, as part of The Triangle Project Part 3. The initial plan was also to produce a book, but this is still to come.
The “Andrea Photograms” series was shown at the Copenhagen Photo Festival 2011 and at the NIGHT exhibition at Munch Gallery in early 2012.
Since 2005, Jacob has been documenting Istanbul as part of The Triangle Project and Skanbul Connection.
The Triangle Project was started in 2006. The main intention of The Triangle Project is to create relationships, collaborations, interaction, exchange, awareness and new perspectives between creatures all over the universe.
The Catcher in the Eye Project was essentially an ongoing performance from 1995 to 1998. The inspiration for the performance character I worked with came
from Holden Caulfield in the all time American classic Catcher in the Rye by JD Salinger.
The act of shooting phonies, that Holden feels is a righteous one, is in this performance done with a camera and a flash instead of a gun as he suggests.
The CO2 Green Drive/CO2 E – Race Project is an ongoing and worldwide series of Art, Climate & Technology events designed to promote Green Growth and Global Sustainable Change.
The ongoing Confrontation Project is inspired by the photos Jacob’s mother took of him as a child. Basically they are selfportraits where Jacob mirrors himself in the people he is shooting.