Jenny Hviding is a Norwegian/Brazil-based multidisciplinary artist working across performance, video, photography, textile, painting, and installation. Rooted in embodied practice and land-based research, her work investigates belonging as a spiritual, ecological, and political condition.

Through a visual diary language and process-based installations, Hviding explores the layers of ritual, intersectional feminism, decolonial thought, and ecological systems. Her practice engages ancestral knowledge and contemporary social structures, positioning the body and the lense, as a bridge between land, collective memory, and institutional space. Moving between Norway and Brazil, she combines artistic production with research in agroforestry, permaculture, and intercultural dialogue, creating contemplative yet critically grounded spaces for reflection, connection, and reorientation.

Hviding holds a BA from the National Academy of the Arts, Oslo (2017–2020), and previously studied analog photography at OFKS (2015–2017). Her work has been presented internationally in Europe and beyond. (Kösk, Kunstnernes Hus, Atelier, Thorsønn, Tenthaus Gallery, The Oslo City Hall Gallery, Nordic Light Festival, Uncertain States Scandinavia, Sorgenfri Gallery, Cyan, Oslo Negativ, Monument Festival, Museum of Cultural History, The Holy Art Gallery- UK, London; Imago Mundi- The Fondazione Giorgio Cini Venice, Italy; Safnahúsið- The Culture House, Iceland to mention some.)