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Louise Brunnodottir
Photographer
Louise Brunnodottir (b.1993 in Paris) is a french artist based in Rouen, Normandy.
She studied visual arts and philosophy and graduated from the university of Paris 1 – Panthéon Sorbonne with her photographs of vertical and abstract landscapes. Her work is an exploration of the intimate relationship between man and his environment, a personal language nourished by philosophy and the physical experimentation of urban and natural space.
Combining both analogue and digital photographs of natural space and cityscapes, her installations are mostly composed of large scale photography and experimental videos questioning the poetic of space, and it’s relation to history as well as collective and individual memory through the sensitive use of reflection and movement as a photographic devices.
Her work has been supported by Anne Perré’s gallery in Paris and Rouen and exhibited in various shows in France.
Louise Brunnodottir
Photographer
Louise Brunnodottir (b.1993 in Paris) is a french artist based in Rouen, Normandy.
She studied visual arts and philosophy and graduated from the university of Paris 1 – Panthéon Sorbonne with her photographs of vertical and abstract landscapes. Her work is an exploration of the intimate relationship between man and his environment, a personal language nourished by philosophy and the physical experimentation of urban and natural space.
Combining both analogue and digital photographs of natural space and cityscapes, her installations are mostly composed of large scale photography and experimental videos questioning the poetic of space, and it’s relation to history as well as collective and individual memory through the sensitive use of reflection and movement as a photographic devices.
Her work has been supported by Anne Perré’s gallery in Paris and Rouen and exhibited in various shows in France.
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