Camilla Luihn

Camilla Luihn is an Associate Professor in Metal and Jewelry Art at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts (KHiO). With a background in metalwork from KHiO, her artistic practice spans jewelry, photography, objects, and graphic prints. She has exhibited nationally and internationally, with works acquired by public collections. Luihn initiated the artist group Arkivet and founded Nomekure, a jewelry art register. Currently, she is launching Portabel, a project space for metal and jewelry art at Kirkeristen in Oslo.

Academic Affiliation:

• Associate Professor, Metal and Jewelry Art, Oslo National Academy of the Arts
• Former Outreach Manager, Norwegian Sculptors Association

Research Focus:

• Interdisciplinary exploration of metal art and jewelry
• Material culture and object-based narratives
• Exhibition practices and artistic documentation
• Collaborative editorial work in contemporary art

Recent Artistic Trends: Camilla's recent projects (2022-2024) focus on memory studies, botanical motifs, and material experimentation through installations, enamel works, and conceptual jewelry. Her collaborative publications and editorial roles highlight interdisciplinary approaches to craft practices.