In 2014 I won an art prize and subsequently had a solo exhibition at Aspex gallery in Portsmouth.

From the Press release:
Aspex is delighted to welcome back Malene Hartmann Rasmussen, winner of CRAFT EMERGENCY 2014, as she returns to Portsmouth with ‘Waldeinsamkeit’ a ‘mash up wonderland’ solo show this April.
Malene merges applied art, design and fine art to create ceramic sculpture, installation and
furniture designs, incorporating digitally printed fabrics and wallpaper based upon photographicinterpretations of hand-modelled ceramics.
Utilising traditional craft skills, technology, tactility and texture to achieve a trompe l’oeil effect in a collection of multi-dimensional works, Malene has created a stunning, absorbing and uncanny experience.

Aspex has a 35-year track record of supporting emerging artists and engaging audiences, through the delivery of a programme of exhibitions, off-site projects and participatory opportunities. Artists such as Mona Hatoum, Richard Wilson and Susan Collis, all internationally acclaimed, received support from Aspex at an early point in their careers. This work has continued with projects including Emergency, an open submission biennial exhibition, offering key opportunities for artist exposure and professional development.

Materials: ceramics, digital printed wallpaper, digital printed fabrics, screen print, mixed media
Size (installation): height: 300 cm. width: 610 cm. depth: 1860 cm.