all works: Feminism, 2010
courtesy of the artist and Gaudel de Stampa, Paris

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Norwegian artist LINA VISTE GRØNLI produce sculptures concerned with the materialization of words, exploring references from popular culture and imagery by giving them dry geometrical forms. Her work attempts to allow for a more complex relationship with the viewer, where no single meaning is preferable, where the engagement itself produces new meanings and new references.

GRØNLI has exhibited widely over the past years, including exhibitions at Gaudel de Stampa in Paris, Micky Schubert and Tanya Leighton galleries in Berlin, Jones Gallery in Cologne, Karma International in Zürich, Astrup Fearnley Museum, Vigeland Museum and UKS in Oslo among others.

Apart from her own exhibition agenda, LINA VISTE GRØNLI has played a very active role at the heart of the Norwegian art scene, among other things as part of an initiave like Willy Wonka Inc. with fellow artists NILS BECH, IDA EKBLAD, LARS LAUMANN, ANDERS NORDBY and ARILD TVEITO.