BRYNHILD BYE-TILLER (b. 1968) is a
visual artist & PHOTOGRAPHER
based in NORWAY
BRYNHILD BYE-TILLER (born in Levanger, Norway 1968) is a visual artist and a photographer based in Trondheim, Norway. She works with documentary photography and participation. Her practice alternates between a narrative expression in photography and participatory activities. Her participatory projects are site specific, public and ephemeral. Among recurrent themes are democracy, women’s rights and migration. She collaborates with public institutions, organizations, associations, volunteers, individuals, groups, artists and other professionals.
BRYNHILD has an education from NTNU - Norwegian University of Science and Technology (1996), Academy of Arts in Trondheim (1990-95) and Iceland Academy of the Arts (1992) She has completed a number of projects and exhibitions, both in Norway, Europe & the Middle East. She has received many scholarships and project support. Her latest solo exhibition was at Heimdal Art Association (2019). She has exhibited in Nord-Trøndelag Kunstmuseum (2018), Our Lady Church and North-East Quadrant of Trondheim Square (2017), Nandor Mikola Gallery, Vaasa in the First Triennial of the Collaborative Arts in Finland (2016), Al-Tireh street, Ramallah, occupied West Bank, Palestine (2015) and KUNTSI, Museum of Modern Art Vaasa (2011). Bye-Tiller has published several artist’s books including The Kintsugi Project (2021), ”East Jerusalem, Palestine” (2019) with photos from Jerusalem, “100 metres” (2018) with photos and artistic statement, "Icelandic Encounter" (2015) with 63 portraits from encounters with Icelandic people in the period between 1989 until 2015, "ON/OFF STAGE" (2014) behind-the-scenes of Ramallah Contemporary Dance Festival in Occupied West Bank, Palestine, "Documenting while Caring" (2012) capturing the story of her mother's battle against brain tumor and "Invisible - Visible" (2010-2011) documenting the educational work being done in a Norwegian kindergarten in Flatanger.
More info: www.brynhildbye.no