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Galleries
Ronen Art Gallery The Netherlands
Bruno Dahl Gallery Denmark
Galerie Dessers Belgium
Selected exhibitions
2024 Ronen Art Gallery London Art Fair 17-22 Jan.
2023 Galleri Ramjord "Somewhere" (Solo)
2022 Galleri Ramfjord "Orchestra" (Solo) 8 Des -
2021 Nils Aas Kunstverksted "The Best way to Travel" (Solo)
2021 Galleri Ramfjord "South Side of the Sky" (Solo)
2020 Galleri Ramfjord "The Best way to Travel" (Solo)
2019 Galleri Ramfjord "Just outside my window" (Solo)
2018 Galerie Dessers Belgium “Surreal?” (group)
2018 Galleri Ramfjord "The Other" (Solo)
2018 Vertical Gallery Chicago (Group)
2018 Bærum Kunstforening Oslo Norway
2017 Kunstgalleriet “Truth is a feeling” (Solo)
2017 X-Festival Belgium "G A T E"
2017 Galleri Ramfjord, Oslo, Norway «One day in Paris» (Solo)
2016 Galerie Dessers Belgium “G A T E”
2016 Galleri Ramfjord "G A T E" (Solo)
2016 Gallery GEO "G A T E" (Solo)
2015 Galleri Ramfjord “Dagdrøm” (Solo)
2015 Galerie Dessers Belgium “Ambit” (group)
2014 Mana Contemporary New Jersey (Auction) Curated by Elisabeth Ramfjord
2014 Kilden Teater og konserthus Kristiansand «Everybody Counts» (Solo)
2013 Trygve Lie Gallery New York “Everybody counts” (Solo)
2013 TM 51 «Veien tilbake til Siljustøl» (Solo)
2013 Fana kulturhus «Veien tilbake til Siljustøl» (Solo)
2013 Galleri Ramfjord, Stipendutstillingen (Group)
2012 Olavsfestdagene in Trondheim «Everybody Counts» (Solo)
With video and soundinstallation a colloboration with Paolo Vinaccia.
2012 Kafé Celsius i Oslo “Gnist” (Group)
2012 Scandic Vulkan “Into the unknown” (Solo)
2011 Fine art, selected works (Group)
2011 Galleri View «Oslo» (Solo)
2011 Oslo domkirke «Everybody Counts» (Solo)
2010 Galleri View “Songs & Sounds” (Group)
Education
1994 - 1996 Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (Lipa)
2009 - 2011 Bilder Nordic School of Photography
Rewards
2017 - Two Honourable mentions in the Fine art category Black & white Spider awards.
2013 - Chosen by a external jury to be apart of Gallery Ramfjords grant exhibition.
2013 - Received price in the contest “Gullsnitt”
Other
2013 - Released the book “Veien tilbake til Siljustøl”
2014 - Made video and soundinstallation for Joyce Tenneson to be part of the exhibition “Light Warriors” at Fotografiska in Stockholm
Grants
2016 - Grant for Catalogue “GATE”
2013 - Bergen kommune: grant for the book “Veien tilbake til Siljustøl”
Video:
Live Video
2013 Larvik Kulturhus - Kulturnatt
Screening of artvideo
2011 Rite de passage Dok 11 Litteraturhuset
2012 Screening of 2 artfilms and 1 documentary at Cinemateket.
Documentary
2013 Documented 14 different religions and belief systems for Samarbeidsrådet for tro og livssynssamfunn.
2013 Made video documentaries for Cappelen Damm.

Erlend Mikael Sæverud (1975) is a Norwegian photographer and visual artist who has distinguished himself both in the local and international art scenes. After initially pursuing a career as a musician and music producer, he began with photography following a car accident in 2007, where it became a central part of his recovery process.
Erlend captures light and shadow in a unique and distinctive way. His images are a blend of spontaneous moments and careful planning. He sees potential in architecture, in special lighting, or a random passerby, and he can wait for hours in the same spot for all of these elements to come together at the right moment. Erlends has taken inspiration from René Magritte, Edward Hopper, Film noir and Surrealism.
In his latest exhibition “Orbit”, Erlend Mikael Sæverud continues his search for stories that unfold in the city. This time in the streets of Paris, Amsterdam, New York, Stockholm and Oslo. Places that Erlend himself has a personal connection to.
Erlend Mikael Sæverud is represented by Galleri Ramfjord in Oslo, as well as Ronan Art Gallery in Amsterdam and Galerie Dessers in Belgium. He has gained recognition in international photography competitions such as the Spider Awards and International Color Awards, where he received Honor of Distinction and Honorable Mention, respectively. He has created public art installations for Ringnes Park and has sold works to collections such as Norges Bank, Ferd, and the Office of the Attorney General of Norway.
