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Steinn Logi Björnsson (f. 1999) er íslenskur myndlistarmaður.
Hann lauk BA-gráðu í myndlist frá Listaháskóla Íslands vorið 2023 og stundaði skiptinám við Athens School of Fine Arts vorið 2022. Hann stundar nú meistaranám í málverki og teikningu við Hochschule für bildende Künste Hamburg (HFBK Hamburg).
Steinn Logi vinnur með málverk og teikningu. Í verkum sínum sækir hann innblástur í hversdagslífið, náttúruna, listasöguna, blóm, dýr og mannlíf. Þessir þættir birtast í draumkenndum og litríkum myndum þar sem kunnugleg form og aðstæður fá nýtt samhengi.
Verkin byggja oft á persónulegum upplifunum og áhuga á því hvernig hægt er að umbreyta hlutum úr daglegu lífi og náttúru í myndmál sem skapa saman stærri, ímyndaðan heim.
Steinn Logi Björnsson (b. 1999) is an Icelandic artist.
He received his BA in Fine Art from the Iceland University of the Arts in spring 2023 and studied as an exchange student at the Athens School of Fine Arts in spring 2022. He is currently pursuing an MA in Painting and Drawing at the Hochschule für bildende Künste Hamburg (HFBK Hamburg).
Steinn Logi works with painting and drawing. His work draws inspiration from everyday life, nature, art history, flowers, animals, and human life. These elements appear in dreamlike and colourful images, where familiar forms and situations are given a new context.
His work is often based on personal experiences and an interest in transforming elements from everyday life and nature into a visual language that together creates a larger, imagined world.
Education:
2024
Intern at Halldoraphone
Athens, Greece
2022
Fine arts, Athens School of fine Arts (ASFA)
Athens, Greece
2020 - 2023
Fine arts, University of the Arts
Reykjavík, Iceland
2018 - 2020
Student, Reykjavík school of Visual Arts
Reykjavík, Iceland
Solo Exhibitions:
2026
Einu sinni er, Þula gallery
Reykjavík, Iceland
2025
Raunveruleikinn eins og hann er, raunverulega, Gallery Kontor
Reykjavík, Iceland
2025
Blóm blóm blóm og blóm, Herma
Reykjavík, Iceland
2024
Þetta verður næs þegar það er næs, Gallery Port
Reykjavík, Iceland
2024
Wild horses, Wild Horses Gallery
Copenhagen, Denmark
Selected Exhibitions:
2025
Group Exhibition , Kliður/Murmur, Þula
Reykjavík, Iceland
2024
Group Exhibition, Jólagestir Ports, Gallery port
Reykjavík, Iceland
2023
Duo Exhibition, Pop lög, Mengi
Reykjavík, Iceland
2023
Group Exhibition, Torg listamessa, Korpúlfsstaðir
Reykjavík Iceland
2023
Final Show, Rafall / Dynamo, Reykjavík Art Museum, Hafnarhús
Reykjavík, Iceland
2020
Group Exhibition, Í kring, Ásmundarsalur
Reykjavík, Iceland
Work Experience (selected):
2021-
Caretaker, Samúel Jónsson's Art Museum, Selárdal
Arnarfjörður, Iceland
2020
Drawer, for a Sol LeWitt Exhibition, Reykjavík Art Museum, Hafnarhús
Reykjavík, Iceland
Performances:
2024
Piano Shower, Hamraborg Festival
Kópavogur, Iceland
2023
Rafall / Dynamo, Bike Shower, Reykjavík Art Museum, Hafnarhús
Reykjavík, Iceland
2021
Group Exhibition, Eggjakast, Ægisgata 7
Reykjavík, Iceland
2021
Group Exhibition, Shower Performance, Verkvinnslan
Reykjavík, Iceland
Steinn Logi Björnsson (f. 1999) er íslenskur myndlistarmaður.
Hann lauk BA-gráðu í myndlist frá Listaháskóla Íslands vorið 2023 og stundaði skiptinám við Athens School of Fine Arts vorið 2022. Hann stundar nú meistaranám í málverki og teikningu við Hochschule für bildende Künste Hamburg (HFBK Hamburg).
Steinn Logi vinnur með málverk og teikningu. Í verkum sínum sækir hann innblástur í hversdagslífið, náttúruna, listasöguna, blóm, dýr og mannlíf. Þessir þættir birtast í draumkenndum og litríkum myndum þar sem kunnugleg form og aðstæður fá nýtt samhengi.
Verkin byggja oft á persónulegum upplifunum og áhuga á því hvernig hægt er að umbreyta hlutum úr daglegu lífi og náttúru í myndmál sem skapa saman stærri, ímyndaðan heim.
Steinn Logi Björnsson (b. 1999) is an Icelandic artist.
He received his BA in Fine Art from the Iceland University of the Arts in spring 2023 and studied as an exchange student at the Athens School of Fine Arts in spring 2022. He is currently pursuing an MA in Painting and Drawing at the Hochschule für bildende Künste Hamburg (HFBK Hamburg).
Steinn Logi works with painting and drawing. His work draws inspiration from everyday life, nature, art history, flowers, animals, and human life. These elements appear in dreamlike and colourful images, where familiar forms and situations are given a new context.
His work is often based on personal experiences and an interest in transforming elements from everyday life and nature into a visual language that together creates a larger, imagined world.
Education:
2024
Intern at “Halldoraphone”
Athens, Greece
2022
Fine arts, Athens School of fine Arts (ASFA)
Athens, Greece
2020 - 2023
Fine arts, University of the Arts
Reykjavík, Iceland
2018 - 2020
Student, Reykjavík school of Visual Arts
Reykjavík, Iceland
Solo Exhibitions:
2026
Einu sinni er, Þula gallery
Reykjavík, Iceland
2025
Raunveruleikinn eins og hann er, raunverulega, Gallery Kontor
Reykjavík, Iceland
2025
Blóm blóm blóm og blóm, Herma
Reykjavík, Iceland
2024
Þetta verður næs þegar það er næs, Gallery Port
Reykjavík, Iceland
2024
Wild horses, Wild Horses Gallery
Copenhagen, Denmark
Selected Exhibitions:
2025
Group Exhibition , Kliður/Murmur, Þula
Reykjavík, Iceland
2024
Group Exhibition, Jólagestir Ports, Gallery port
Reykjavík, Iceland
2023
Duo Exhibition, Pop lög, Mengi
Reykjavík, Iceland
2023
Group Exhibition, Torg listamessa, Korpúlfsstaðir
Reykjavík Iceland
2023
Final Show, Rafall / Dynamo, Reykjavík Art Museum, Hafnarhús
Reykjavík, Iceland
2020
Group Exhibition, Í kring, Ásmundarsalur
Reykjavík, Iceland
Work Experience (selected):
2021-
Caretaker, Samúel Jónsson's Art Museum, Selárdal
Arnarfjörður, Iceland
2020
Drawer, for a Sol LeWitt Exhibition, Reykjavík Art Museum, Hafnarhús
Reykjavík, Iceland
Performances:
2024
Piano Shower, Hamraborg Festival
Kópavogur, Iceland
2023
Rafall / Dynamo, Bike Shower, Reykjavík Art Museum, Hafnarhús
Reykjavík, Iceland
2021
Group Exhibition, Eggjakast, Ægisgata 7
Reykjavík, Iceland
2021
Group Exhibition, Shower Performance, Verkvinnslan
Reykjavík, Iceland