For over six decades, Jørgen Haugen Sørensen
has enriched museums, public spaces and private
collectors with his expressive sculptures and
he is still highly active on the art scene today. A
master of crafts, the Danish sculptor alternates
between the naturalistic and a freer abstract
expression, working with clay, bronze, granite,
marble and other materials. He has a profound
interest in literature and politics, and is known to
speak his mind liberally to Danish art institutions
and authorities, advocating on behalf of the free
expression of art.
Haugen Sørensen was born in 1934 in Copenhagen,
Denmark. He is primarily an autodidact, having
trained as a ceramist from age 15, but then
going on to advance his skills on his own. At the
age of 19, he exhibited three sculptures at the
Charlottenborg Exhibition Hall in Copenhagen,
marking the beginning of his long career, across
which he has worked in Paris, Verona and Tuscany,
among other places. His latest solo exhibitions
include ‘The Innocent Guilty’ at the Hans Alf
Gallery in Copenhagen, Denmark in 2018 and ’The
Crowd’ at Pietrasanta in Italy in 2017.
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