The practice of Rune Guneriussen (Norwegian, b. 1966) occupies a distinctive position at the confluence of installation art and photography, characterized by site-specific interventions across the natural landscapes of his native Norway. His artistic methodology is grounded in an exploration of the relationship between object, environment, and temporality. Using a large-format view camera, Guneriussen documents these ephemeral installations, resulting in photographic works that transcend mere documentation to become autonomous aesthetic statements.
Rune Guneriussen’s photographic works are held in the collections of the Musées de Bayeux, Le Royal Monceau, and the Centre of Knowledge in Lillestrøm, Norway. He studied at Eiker College and received a Bachelor of Arts in Photography from the Surrey Institute of Art & Design. He lives and works in Vestfossen, Norway
