Intervals Vol.01 at Den Internationale 43, Denmark

25 September – 1 November 2026 · Exhibition · Esbjerg Main Library, Denmark

I’m pleased to be exhibiting as a guest artist in the 43rd edition of Den Internationale, an annual international photography exhibition organised by Esbjerg Fotoklub in Denmark.

For the exhibition, I will present six works from Intervals Vol.01, my photographic series exploring quiet thresholds, pauses and traces of presence within everyday environments.

The project is concerned with moments when places seem temporarily suspended from their usual function or rhythm. Through empty spaces, curtains, windows, passages, fragments of architecture and traces of human presence, the photographs consider the subtle distance between being somewhere and feeling fully connected to it. Rather than documenting places in a descriptive sense, the series looks for moments where the familiar begins to shift towards something quieter, more ambiguous and surreal.

Den Internationale has been organised by Esbjerg Fotoklub for more than four decades, bringing photographers from around the world together with members of the club. The exhibition is presented in the Mezzanine Gallery at Esbjerg Main Library, a space dedicated to photographic art.

I’m especially pleased that this exhibition marks the first time my work has been shown in Denmark, continuing a year in which my photography has travelled to exhibitions across Europe and internationally.

My thanks to Claus Madsen, DI International Coordinator, organiser and curator of the exhibition, for inviting me to participate as a guest artist, and to Esbjerg Fotoklub for the opportunity to present Intervals Vol.01 as part of this year’s programme.

Den Internationale no. 43
25 September – 1 November 2026
Mezzanine Gallery
Esbjerg Main Library
Esbjerg, Denmark

Robby Ogilvie

Discover the work of Scottish photographer Robby Ogilvie, whose work explores perception, place, and presence. Through subtle, poetic images, travel-inspired books, and fine art prints, his practice invites viewers to slow down, notice details, and experience the quiet rhythms of the world.

https://robbyogilvie.com
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