FOOL features five stained-glass works alongside one inflatable sculpture, all on public display for the first time. This solo show marks the first repeat exhibition at Albion Jeune since Kjær inaugurated the gallery with his exhibition I Want to Believe in 2023. He is returning with an entirely new body of stained glass and inflatable sculpture. Kjær’s works explore selfhood by looking back at historical forms of celebration. The acts of emotional expression in each of Kjær's stained-glass works, though depicting imagined figures in historical dress, are immediately poignant to the contemporary viewer. Each of these scenes is influenced by Kjær’s training and practice in performance art. 

The works presented in FOOL demonstrate the evolution of Kjær’s intricate use of stained glass. Many of the figures in his new body of works are mirrors, inviting the viewer to look through the figures and back at themselves, catching fragments of their own image in the forms. As a result, Kjær's new stained-glass panels deepen his exploration of identity while inviting the viewer to interact playfully with each of the works. The concentric compositions of several of Kjær's new stained-glass works draw the viewer’s eye inward, encouraging them to get lost in the reverie unfolding in each scene. Through the play between composition and materiality, Kjær's new stained-glass pieces allow the viewer to conjure thoughts of a fantasy that they are literally able to see themselves in.