Ibrahim Mahama at MAPS Museum

Ibrahim Mahama presents ‘Labyrinths’ at MAPS Museum, as part of the museum’s new programme series, ‘Tomorrow’s Public Art’. The site-specific commission has been created in collaboration with Red Clay Studio, and children and young people from across Køge.

‘Labyrinths’ is created from reclaimed bricks sourced from some of Denmark’s historically and culturally significant buildings. Once part of places shaped by power, faith, law, learning and knowledge, the bricks carry layered histories into MAPS’s forecourt, transforming it into a space of encounter and reflection.

‘Labyrinths’ is the first presentation in the ‘Tomorrow’s Public Art’ annual series, where MAPS invites international artists to create new site-specific works in Køge.