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Bynke, Artemisia, slægt af kurvblomster med ca. 300 arter i Europa, Asien, Nordamerika og Sydafrika. De er en- eller flerårige urter, halvbuske eller buske, ofte med aromatisk duft. De små kurve, som mangler randblomster, er samlet i tætte stande.
Født 1969 - bosiddende på Bornholm
Foto og film arbejde fra start til slut.
Web. Grafisk arbejde. Kunst.Udvikling.Formidling.
Cand. Mag i medievidenskab og Visuel Kultur fra Københavns Universitet.
Digital design/Københavns erhvervs akademi. Film/foto School Of Visual Arts New York City
Born (1969) and living on the Island Bornholm in the Baltic sea, in Denmark.
Photography and filmmaking. Web. Printed media, posters, catalouges, flyers.
Art-stuff, text and vision.
Master of Art in Visual Culture and Media Science from University of Copenhagen. Digital design/Københavns erhvervs akademi. Film/foto School Of Visual Arts New York City
In Europe, Bynke/Artemisia/mugwort most often refers to the species Artemisia vulgaris, or common mugwort.
Artemisias are used medicinally, especially in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean traditional medicine. Some mugworts have also found a use in modern medicine for their anti-herpetic effect. They are also used as an herb to flavor food. In Korea, mugworts were also used for plain, non-medicinal consumption; in South Korea, mugworts, called ssuk, are still used as a staple ingredient in many dishes including rice cakes and soup.