Large-scale murals & public art projects
Dish is a Bergen-based contemporary mural artist working across Norway and the UK. Since 2016 she has created large-scale public art projects in Bergen, London, Stavanger and Oslo, bringing bold colour, feminist narratives and community collaboration into urban spaces. Available for commissions
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Painted in 2021 at Slettebakken Skole in Bergen, Norway, this large-scale mural celebrates diversity and resilience. Created during the pandemic and inspired by Amanda Gorman’s poetry, the project was developed in collaboration with students, highlighting the importance of youth voices in public art.
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A large mural created in 2023 in Laksevåg, Bergen, Norway, celebrates local sisters Mira and Dipha from the band ‘9 grader nord’. This artwork is part of the Courageous Women Project, highlighting their contributions and significance to the community.
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As part of the Courageous Women Project, Dish has developed a series of public murals across Bergen, focusing on women’s heritage, untold stories, and contemporary feminist themes.
Hand-painted ceramics and limited edition prints
“It saddens me to see how many valuable objects reside in landfills. In a world of disposable consumerism, I always look at an item and consider how it can be rescued, reused, recycled and reinvented. As the saying goes “one person’s rubbish is another person’s treasure.”
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“It saddens me to see how many valuable objects reside in landfills. In a world of disposable consumerism, I always look at an item and consider how it can be rescued, reused, recycled and reinvented. As the saying goes “one person’s rubbish is another person’s treasure.”
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We explored the theme Man or Bear? A small selection of Dish´s left on the streets
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Collective Undergagen’s artist residency in Helsinki during summer 2024 focuses on women’s mental health through innovative art installations. Supported by Nordic Culture Point, the project features both gallery and street exhibitions. Emphasising community engagement, the installations invite reflection on the impact of external conflicts on mental wellbeing while fostering collaboration and dialogue.
Hand-painted ceramics and limited edition prints
“It saddens me to see how many valuable objects reside in landfills. In a world of disposable consumerism, I always look at an item and consider how it can be rescued, reused, recycled and reinvented. As the saying goes “one person’s rubbish is another person’s treasure.”
Originals / Prints / Found & Vintage
Hand drawn or hand printed, all have been made by yours truly making each piece slightly different and bit unique
