Body, gender, identity, and nature are central themes in the artistic practice of Marit Victoria Wulff Andreassen (b. 1971). With drawing as her primary medium, she explores the boundaries between the recognizable and the undefined, the masculine and the feminine, the beautiful and the repulsive. Andreassen is best known for her pen and colored pencil drawings, but she also works with painting and large-scale wall drawings/paintings. Her work has been described as both beautiful, disturbing, humorous, and grotesque.

https://www.maritvictoria.comAndreassen graduated with a diploma from the Bergen Academy of Art and Design in 2003 and has since then participated in numerous exhibitions in Norway and abroad. In 2015, her first solo museum exhibition Through the Woods opened at Stavanger Art Museum. Her works are represented in both public and private collections, including The Grieg Foundation, Stavanger Art Museum, the National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design (Norway), The Sámi Museum and the University of Bergen. Over the past two years, Andreassen has completed public art commissions for KORO, Mesén, Stavanger2025, Oransjeriet, and the Municipality of Trondheim. She is currently featured in the group exhibitions Strålar at Oseana and the anniversary exhibition Mitt Stavanger at Stavanger Museum.