Þórdís Erla Ágústs­dóttir │Solo Exhibition

Reykjavík Museum of Photography

They are candid narratives of everyday life, yet also contrast with the sublime — the beauty of nature and its transience. Communication and relationships are central themes in Þórdís’s work, as are the traces of time, the impermanence of matter — both nature and the body. She also reflects on the storytelling potential of photography, its power as documentation, and its connection to reality.

Þórdís Erla has held solo exhibitions both in Iceland and abroad, as well as participated in numerous group exhibitions

Her website can be viewed [here](https://www.thordiserla.is/index).

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Further info about Þórdís Erla:

**Þórdís Erla Ágústsdóttir (b. 1961)**  is a professional photograph/artist living and working in Iceland. Gratuated with BA, Bachelor of Photography from École Supérieure de la Photography in Arles France in 1989. In 2008  MA level in educational theory from the Icelandic Academy of Art in 2008.  Master in Cultural Communication from the University of Iceland in 2011. Þórdís is a co-founder of The Icelandic Contemporary Photography Association, founded in 2007 and a part of the board of committee. 

She has been working as a photographer since 1989 and teaching photography. Between 1999 and 2007 worked as a clinical photographer for the National hospital of Iceland. Þórdís works as a photographer, photography teacher and a tour guide. 



Þórdís Erla Ágústsdóttir │Solo Exhibition

The photographs of Þórdís Erla, photographer and artist, explore human communities, nature in its broadest sense, places both outdoors and indoors, the human being and its circumstances in daily life.

Þórdís Erla Ágústs­dóttir │Solo Ex­hib­i­tion

The photographs of Þórdís Erla, photographer and artist, explore human communities, nature in its broadest sense, places both outdoors and indoors, the human being and its circumstances in daily life.

Þórdís Erla Ágústsdóttir │Solo Exhibition