In this new installation of photographs and video, Maja Ingerslev dramatises the meeting of reality and imagination. Fragile paper formations are incorporated into landscapes whose rough surfaces and surroundings sharply contrast with the paper.

For the past two years Michelle Eistrup has observed, photographed and filmed a herd of wild horses in an open range of beach at Læsø, one of Denmark's many islands.

In "Elusive Return to Images" the Georgian artist Nata Pirskalava searches for the delicate boundary at which the visible meets the imaginary.

In the exhibition "Something Human" the Austrian photographer Timotheus Tomicek examines unspectacular everyday life. His images depict breaks in the expected and reveal some of the traces that are left behind when humans meet nature.

"Fjernsyn" is Galleri Images contribution to Copenhagen Photo Festival 2010. Five artists are zooming in on things that may seem remote, and reveal how they contain elements of something recognizable and everyday-like.

The exhibition "Timeless Stories" by Russian born photo artist Lucia Ganieva unites two different portrait series. Both are taken in Russia in the the homes or neighborhoods of the portrayed.

Through photographic prints and video projections, the Portuguese artist Daniel Barocca thematizes the dead end of memory. His subject matter consists of anonymous photographic material unearthed in random flea markets and old antiquarian book-stalls.

The exhibition "I’m in the Wrong Film" is a series of 12 large format photographs and 3 video presentations related to loss of indigenousness.

The exhibition “Untitled Interiors” shows 15 photos and an installation. The motives in the photos are minimalitic interiors, where the drawings of the sun are shown on the wall.