Tiril Schrøder
Tiril Schrøder is a Norwegian drawer and painter (b. 1969) based in Oslo. She is educated in the art academies in Oslo, Hamburg and Copenhagen, and graduated from The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 1998 and is the holder of degrees in art practice as well as in art theory. She has exhibited nationally and internationally, has a number of public assignments, and also experience as curator, public art consultant and writer. Her work is represented in the collections of The National Gallery in Oslo and in The Museum of Contemporary Art in Oslo.
Schrøders production is based in the world of fiction and consequently comic books, cinema, and the virtual world inspire and inform her works. In her subjects and in her rendering of them, versatility is shown through compositions of smaller drawings as well as large mural works, where the image defies its boundaries and incorporates the surrounding space.
www.tirilschroeder.com
Research results
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Tiril Schrøder:
AI as a tool in the drawing process- exhibition of tests and examples
(2025).
Museum exhibition. More information -
Tiril Schrøder:
AI as a tool in the drawing process?
(2025).
Lecture. More information -
Victoria Rowena Browne, Oliver Hambsch, Aleksandra Anna Janik, Tiril Schrøder, Erik Solheim & Dler Mariam Dalo:
Perspektiv på trykk - Fagområde Grafikk og Tegning ved Kunsthøgskolen i Oslo
(2024).
Museum exhibition. More information -
Tiril Schrøder:
Research Week exhibition- Khio- Resepsjonsgalleriet
(2024).
Museum exhibition. More information -
Tiril Schrøder:
«Digital Drawing Part 2: An Investigation of Moving versus Static Drawing»
(2024).
Lecture. More information -
Tiril Schrøder:
Perspektiv på trykk
(2024).
Museum exhibition. More information -
Tiril Schrøder:
"Flooded Pines 2"
(2023).
Visual Arts (research archive). More information -
Tiril Schrøder:
"Flooded Pines"
Del av Kuf prosjekt 0109-26046; "Stillestående og bevegelig tegning" 2023
(2023).
Visual Arts (research archive). More information -
Tiril Schrøder:
"Ufo in the forest"
(2023).
Visual Arts (research archive). More information -
Tiril Schrøder:
"krysskravering"
(2023).
Visual Arts (research archive). More information
