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Tiril Schrøder

As an artist, Tiril Schrøder works with drawing as her central medium, both in spatial installations and as visual narratives. She is interested in how audiences move through exhibitions and how stories are created through time and space. In Schrøder’s practice, the opposition between the authentic and the non-authentic is a key theme; she investigates what happens when something presents itself as something else, and how this becomes visible in art.

Inspired by popular culture, especially comics and online subcultures, she employs both traditional and digital techniques. Schrøder explores the boundaries between the analogue and the digital—how the drawn line transforms from paper to screen and from hand to algorithm. She examines the distance and new dialogue that arises when artistic tools such as digital drawing and artificial intelligence are used, and integrates errors and digital “glitches” into collages and drawings to investigate imperfection and the human dimension in art.

Schrøder is educated in painting and drawing at the art academies in Hamburg, Oslo, and Copenhagen, with a major in art theory and dissemination. She has held numerous solo exhibitions, group exhibitions, and public art commissions both nationally and internationally, and her works are held in the National Museum and other collections. Additionally, she has experience as a curator, public art consultant, and author for magazines, books, and exhibition catalogues.

www.tirilschroeder.com

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