Central to my artistic exploration is our constantly shifting relationship with nature and heritage. Instead of mirroring a harmonious unity, I want to spark discussions, challenge perceptions and provoke introspection. Through my art, I navigate the complexities of our (dis)connection from nature and the (perishable) legacy of our ancestors, inviting viewers to confront the consequences of our detachment.

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I want my art to be a testimony to the subtle connections between human intervention and natural processes, an invitation to reflect on the narratives we weave between past, present and future.  I aim to bridge the gap between past and present, creating works that are both a reflection of our shared history and a commentary on our current relationship with the natural world

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Bio: Christian Fjeldbu (b.1978, Kongsvinger, Norway) has a multifaceted artistic practice that includes drawing, installation, craft, illustration, as well as sound and music. Fjeldbu's work is characterized by both cultural influences and a deep affinity with the forest.

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