Oda Sønderland (NO)
Having established herself as one of the most sought after young Norwegian artists right now, Oda Sønderland uses intricate and enticing paintings, woodcarvings and video installations to investigate universal themes through a personal perspective. Lying behind her attentively composed images and incredible details is a sincere contemplation on what she describes as “the experience of love and desire, distractions from death or a stare at it right in the eye, the self and the other, the organic and the constructed.” With powerful references to both a typically Norwegian and intimately interior landscape, Sønderland has developed a unique mythology of characters, objects, and forms that she uses to bring to life beautifully eerie and powerfully evocative images.
Artist Bio Oda Sønderland (b. 1996, Oslo; NO) lives and works in Oslo, Norway. She holds an MA in Painting from The Royal College of Art in London (2022) and has recently exhibited at François Ghebaly (New York, 2025), NEVVEN (Bologna, 2024 and Gothenburg, 2022), Gathering (London, 2024), and Pangée (Montreal, 2023).
Riket [The Kingdom]
Watercolour and gouache on paper
2023
Courtesy of the artist and NEVVEN. Photo by Carlo Favero
Fristeren [The Tempter]
Watercolour and gouache on paper
2024
Courtesy of the artist and NEVVEN. Photo by Carlo Favero
Venus
Watercolour, flashe and gouache on paper
2024
Courtesy of the artist and NEVVEN. Photo by Carlo Favero
Gutterommet [Boyhood]
Watercolour on paper
2022
Courtesy of the artist and NEVVEN. Photo by David Eng
Hvitt Hull [White Hole]
Watercolour and gouache on paper, basswood, UV glass
2024
Courtesy of the artist and NEVVEN. Photo by Carlo Favero
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Riket [The Kingdom]
Watercolour and gouache on paper, 2023
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Fristeren [The Tempter]
Watercolour and gouache on paper, 2024
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Venus
Watercolour, flashe and gouache on paper, 2024
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Gutterommet [Boyhood]
Watercolour on paper, 2022
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Hvitt Hull [White Hole]
Watercolour and gouache on paper, basswood, UV glass, 2024
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Portrait of Oda Sønderland
Courtesy of the artist and NEVVEN. Photo by Sara Lorusso
Zsófia Keresztes (HU)
Zsófia Keresztes is one of the most prominent and relevant voices of her generation within the medium of sculpture. Her colourful, sinuous and timeless mosaic-covered figures, often a combination of biomorphic abstraction and familiar forms, have gained international recognition both for their unique and instantaneously recognisable style, but also for their capacity to create sculptures where archaic and futuristic merge, unlocking discourses about self-identity. Imposing and elegant at once, Keresztes' often monumental artworks and installations invite the viewers into a world where sensuality is bordering the otherworldly.
Zsófia Keresztes (b.1985, Budapest; HU) graduated from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts (2010) and is currently based in Budapest, Hungary. Keresztes represented her native Hungary at the 2022 Venice Biennale and has exhibited at KÖNIG GALERIE (Berlin, 2023), Pera Museum (Istanbul, 2023), Ludwig Museum (Budapest, 2022), and Centre Pompidou-Metz (2022).
Stronger Every Day
Stainless steel, glass mosaic, fabric, textile dye, thread, grout, styrofoam, fiberglass, construction adhesive
2024
Courtesy of the artist and NEVVEN. Photo by David Eng
Unfolding Responsibility
Stainless steel, glass mosaic, fabric, textile dye, thread, grout, styrofoam, fiberglass, construction adhesive
2024
Courtesy of the artist and NEVVEN. Photo by Dávid Biró
After Dreams—I Dare to Defy the Damage
Installation view at the Hungarian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2022
2022
Courtesy of the artist and NEVVEN. Photo by Dávid Biró
After Dreams—I Dare Defy the Damage
Installation view at the Hungarian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2022
2022
Courtesy of the artist and NEVVEN. Photo by Dávid Biró
After Dreams—I Dare Defy the Damage
Installation view at the Hungarian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2022
2022
Courtesy of the artist and NEVVEN. Photo by Dávid Biró
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Stronger Every Day
Stainless steel, glass mosaic, fabric, textile dye, thread, grout, styrofoam, fiberglass, construction adhesive, 2024
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Unfolding Responsibility
Stainless steel, glass mosaic, fabric, textile dye, thread, grout, styrofoam, fiberglass, construction adhesive, 2024
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After Dreams—I Dare to Defy the Damage
Installation view at the Hungarian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2022, 2022
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After Dreams—I Dare Defy the Damage
Installation view at the Hungarian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2022, 2022
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After Dreams—I Dare Defy the Damage
Installation view at the Hungarian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2022, 2022
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Portrait of Zsófia Keresztes
Courtesy of the artist and NEVVEN. Photo by David Biro
Emelie Sandström (SE)
Emelie Sandström's practice is the mirror of a unique personality and sensitivity, where a deep knowledge of traditional techniques and materials organically fuses together medieval iconography and contemporary aesthetics, religion and mysticism, primitive art and virtual reality. Bending and playing hard materials like wood, metal and glass, she creates sculptures that are austere and oneiric, that often has taken monumental sizes for private and public commissions. Sandström's art transforms a pantheistic, animist and animal-rights credo, into enchanting objects reminiscent of mystical presences, which for her are deeply and idiosyncratically spiritual.
Emelie Sandström (b. 1986, Stockholm; SE) holds an MFA from Malmö Art Academy (2015) and her work is represented in public collections including Malmö Konstmuseum, Bror Hjorths Hus, Region Stockholm, Region Skåne, Jönköping Municipality, Lund Municipality, and Uppsala Municipality among others. Sandström lives and works in Malmö, Sweden.
The Vestibule
Spruce, dimensions variable
2024
Courtesy of the artist and NEVVEN. Photo by Carlo Favero
Keep Me Safe
Pine, spruce, brass, 146 x 86 x 105 cm
2022
Courtesy of the artist and NEVVEN. Photo by David Eng
Take a Look to the Sky Just Before You Die
Epoxy, silver plated brass chain, MDF, dimensions variable
2022
Courtesy of the artist and NEVVEN. Photo by David Eng
Källan
Bronze, Glass
2024
Courtesy of the artist and NEVVEN. Commissioned by Vallentuna Municipality
Spira
Bronze
2020
Courtesy of the artist and NEVVEN. Commissioned by Signalisten
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The Vestibule
Spruce, dimensions variable, 2024
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Keep Me Safe
Pine, spruce, brass, 146 x 86 x 105 cm, 2022
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Take a Look to the Sky Just Before You Die
Epoxy, silver plated brass chain, MDF, dimensions variable, 2022
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Portrait od Emelie Sandström
Courtesy of the artist and NEVVEN. Photo by David Eng