About
Eirik Brandal
Stavanger, NO
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Bio
Eirik Brandal (b. 1991, Stavanger, NO) is an artist and composer. While originally studying music composition, his work has shifted toward electronic sound sculptures, looking to uncover the intrinsic beauty of circuits. By laying the circuits out in an architectural fashion, their context is changed from being functional objects to becoming objects of art. Sound and lights are used as a means to create a sense of transparency between the audience and the internal processes of the sculptures, with the aim of giving the sculptures the characteristics of independent communicative entities.
Education
2015-2017 MA Composition, Royal Conservatoire of The Hague
2011-2015 BA Composition, Minor in Sonology, Royal Conservatoire of The Hague
2010-2011 Toneheim Folkehøgskole
Grants and scholarships
2024 Arts and Culture Norway
2023 Association of Norwegian Visual Artists
2022 Norwegian Association of Composers
2022 Association of Norwegian Visual Artists
2020 Association of Norwegian Visual Artists
2017 Arts Council Norway
2012 TONO
Selected exhibitions/projects
2024 Vestlandsutstillingen, Stavanger, Førde, Ålesund, group exhibition
2023 Warsaw Autumn Festival, Warsaw, performance
2023 Uncloud, Utrecht, solo exhibition
2023 Oppland kunstsenter, Lillehammer, solo exhibition
2022 Le Bon Accueil, Rennes, solo exhibition
2021 Østfold kunstsenter, Fredrikstad, solo exhibition
2020 Kapelica Gallery, Ljubljana, solo exhibition
2019 RIXC, Riga, solo exhibition
2018 Gaudeamus Muziekweek, Utrecht, group exhibition
2018 Stormen, Bodø, solo exhibition
2017 Lydgalleriet, Bergen, solo exhibition
2016 AudioDH, The Hague, collaboration
2016 De Fabriek, Eindhoven, group exhibition
2016 The Busy Drone, Het Orgelpark, CD release
2016 Studio LOOS, The Hague, group exhibition
2016 Rewire Festival, The Hague, group performance
2015 Holland Festival, Amsterdam, group performance
2015 UNM, Helsinki, performance
2014 De Waterkant, The Hague, group installation