Eli Maria Lundgaard (b. 1989, Norway) holds a master in fine art from Malmö Art Academy (2018) and is currently based in Oslo, Norway. Her work has been presented at The Moscow International Biennale for Young Artists (2016 and 2018), the onboard program at The Antarctic Biennale (2017), as well as at several exhibitions and screenings in Scandinavia and other parts of Europe. In 2019 she was nominated for Future Generation Art Prize, and has through this exhibited at Pinchuk Art Centre in Kiev and in Venice.

Recent solo exhibitions include UKS in Oslo (2020), Delfi in Malmö (2020), Marabouparken Konsthall in Sundbyberg (2021) and NNKS in Svolvær (2022). Later this year, she will participate in the opening exhibition of the National Museum in Norway, amongst others.

Image 1: ‘A Home for Occupants’, 2020. HD video, 17.23 min, loop.
In front: Pssst, 2020. Installation view, UKS, Oslo, 2020.
Photographed by Vegard Kleven
Image 2: ‘Barbarian’, 2019. HD video, 12.09 min, loop. Installation view, Future Generation Art Prize, Pinchuk Art Centre, Kyiv, 2018.
Photographs provided by the PinchukArtCentre @ 2019.
Photographed by Maksym Bilousov.
Image 3: ‘Disappearing Act’, 2018. 16mm film transferred to HD video, 04.32 min, loop. Installation view, Gallery KHM2, Malmö, 2018.
Photographed by Jenny Ekholm.
Image 4: ‘«I»s’, 2020. Window foil with holes (reflective/mirroring from the outside and transparent black from inside).
‘Pest’, 2020. Carved holes and charcoal.
‘Pssst’, 2020. Ceramics (250 of 1000 psc. glazed).
‘Ooooo’, 2020. Ceramics and sound.
Installation view, UKS, Oslo, 2020. Photographed by Vegard Kleven.