Biography

Biography

I am a Norwegian photographer currently residing in Bergen, Norway. I am represented by The Lucy Bell Gallery in the United Kingdom and Gamlebanken gallery in Norway.

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Exhibitions

2009. End of an Era, International Polaroid exhibition. Center Gallery. Wichita [USA]. Group.

2008. The Decalogue. The university library at the University of Bergen. Bergen [Norway]. Solo.

2007. Galleri F. Bergen [Norway]. Solo.

2006. Gamlebanken. Nordfjordeid [Norway]. Group.

2006. Galleri F. Bergen [Norway]. Group.

2006. Gamlebanken. Nordfjordeid [Norway]. Group.

2006. Galleri F. Bergen [Norway]. Solo.

2005-2006. Independent Photographer's Gallery. Battle [UK]. Group.

Publications

2014. My photograph Kannesteinen pinhole is discussed in Brook Jensen's book Looking at Images (Lenswork Publishing: 2014).

2012. Shots magazine no. 115 p. 36. The photograph Last light on the Eyafjallajökull ash plume from the Iceland project.

2011. APRICOT Magazine #3, 4 photographs from Behind closed eyes I can see everything. Can be ordered here.

2011. Listed in Who's Who in Visual Art - 100 Fine Art Photographers 2011-2012 (Art Domain Whois Verlag: Leipzig 2011)

2009. Robin Bell's Silver Footprint (Dewi Lewis Publishing: 2009). Two photographs.

2009. Shots magazine no. 103 p. 17. The photograph Circles from the Iceland project.

2008. Dekalogen (Jørn Øyrehagen Sunde, ed.). Cover and 13 photographs illustrating the ten commandments.

2008. Cover for the novel Per nessun motivo by the italian novelist Marco Vichi.

2007. Light Leaks Magazine, #6. Project presentation of Behind closed eyes I can see everything (ten photographs over four pages).

2006. Lenswork Magazine #67. 12 pictures in the print version and 34 pictures and audio interview in the Extended version.

2005. Black & White Photography Magazine, Issue 48. Cover, seven photographs and interview (eight pages total)

Album covers

My photographs have been used as cover art for several albums on the record label Home Normal, "a leading light in the ambient-electronic scene".