Kasper Bergholt is a Danish artist, poet, and photographer based in Copenhagen.

Profile & Background

• Born: September 8, 1978, in Copenhagen, Denmark.
   
• Education: Holds a Master of Arts degree (1997-2002) from the University of Copenhagen
   
• Literary Work: Publishes poetry in Danish literary journals such as Hvedekorn, Slagtryk, and Ordskælv.
   
• Artistic Practice: Works at the intersection of photography and post-photography, poetry, vintage programming languages, and moving-image (exploring time, solar triptychs, poetry, and digital archaeology).
   
• Memberships: Royal Photographic Society (UK), Society for Danish Photography, Nordic Society of Photography, and Rhizome.

Notable Artworks & Projects on YICCA

• Sun: A Triptych for the Solar Eclipse
   
• EIN. MEER. VON. SAND. 2026 (snd-drft), which is a real-time MS-DOS (audio-visual) program written in APL and Pascal for 1990s hardware, reading the 1738 Sand Drift Monument inscriptions at Tibirke, Denmark.
   
• Tracing the Hollow #C

His photography and digital works have been exhibited across Europe, North America, Asia, and the Middle East, including locations like the Oculus in New York, Alusta in Helsinki (with the Finnish National Gallery), Blackrock Castle Observatory in Cork, as well as London, Tehran, Warsaw, Melbourne, Taipei, and Chongqing.