Pia Myrvold

Through her 3D worlds and VR installations, MYrvoLD shows us that art and language are virtual concepts rooted in historic procreation, cultural structure and fluid identities. The fractal instinct to build presents itself in this era of technologies and global connectedness with new media, through perception, imagination, and participation with individual and collective creativity.

The installation ART AVATAR at the Centre Pompidou in November 2014 suggested a fractal bridge from the past to the future. Key elements where a virtual reality space mirrored with exact detail the real space in real time allowed the public to make their personal animated sculpture visible in the virtual space. By using tracking devices and infrared motion sensors, the public’s role changes from spectator to co-creator without compromising the artistic content and experience of the exhibition.

Her 2015 project, WANDS, – a first generation smart sculptures and the ongoing large scale Syn-Energy sculpture project aim to integrate the process of artistic production with industry, urban culture planning, energy harvesting and to be an inspirational model for government and urban developers.

In 2016 New York Times invited her as a key presenenter in the conference Art for Tomorrow in Doha, establishing her importance and reputation as an innovateur and pioneer in contemporary and new media art on the international scene.

MYworLD is represented by galleries in Paris, New York, San Francisco, Miami and is exhibiting regularly in China, US, Europe, Scandinavia, Middle East and now here with us, Featuring Spaces.