Anders Rosenberg, who works as a parish clerk at Vallensbæk Sogn, shows a selection of his colourful, quirky paintings at Sognegården in early 2027. He works mainly in acrylic, and his pictures often carry a touch of humour and wildness, with a story that the titles help to tell.
The paintings started out of a wish for a picture by Leif Sylvester that he could not afford, so he decided to make one himself. Echoes of Sylvester's work remain, although Rosenberg's world has moved in its own direction. At the opening, visitors can also see and buy his children's book En fortryllet fødselsdag.
