Solveig Landa uses prints and installations to address the way nature and man relate to each other. The porous boundaries between nature and man-made elements and her memories are essential to her practice. Through symbols and abstract motifs, she expresses how vulnerable resources in our surroundings are being degraded to no purpose or benefit. Concerned for an unstable future, she draws on the essence of her surroundings and describes vulnerability and tension that exists in humans and our surroundings.

Solveig Landa (Stavanger, Norway) received a BA from Montana State University in Bozeman MT and a MFA from University of Washington, Seattle WA. Her work has been included in numerous group exhibitions in venues ranging from innovative commercial galleries to artist-run spaces and non-profit institutions in Norway, around Europe, and in the USA. Her work is part of Art in Public Spaces in Norway. She has received grants from the Association of Norwegian Visual Artists fund and is a member of the Norwegian Visual Artists Association (NBK), the Norwegian Sculptors Society (NBF), and the Association of Norwegian Printmakers (NG). Landa is part of Tou Atelierhus and teaches at Tou Trykk a print workshop in Stavanger and at The Cultural Schoolbag, DKS.