Camille Norment

Camille Norment’s practice includes sound, installation, light sculptures, drawing, performance and video and draws upon her experience in music, dance and the arts. Her research crosses disciplines, exploring the interconnections between sound, myth, taboo and science within the framework of art and history. Her work is largely concerned with creating experience through the relationship between object/space and the body of the viewer, and with the way the body is inscribed with meaning through its negotiation with its surroundings. Moreover it seeks to engage the viewer as a physical and psychological participant in the work, and as such, is interested in creating experiences that are both somatic and cognitive.

Camille Norment
b. 1970, Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
Camille Norment lives and works in Oslo, Norway.
She has exhibited and performed extensively in cultural events and institutions, including MoMA (Museum of Modern Art), New York (2013); The Kitchen, New York (2013); Transformer Station (The Cleveland Museum of Art), Cleveland, OH, USA (2013) and The Museum of Contemporary Art (The National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design), Oslo (2012). In 2015, she represented Norway at the Venice Biennale.