Lise Ellingsen Art

27/10/2024

Last day at the 💀👻Haunted Mill with Hel’s Kitchen. Tickets 🎟️ half price - 🔗 in bio!

.my.goddess .ellingsen

18/10/2024

👻 Come experience my “Hel’s Kitchen” installation at the Wassaic Project’s Haunted Mill Halloween show! 🎃

When: Oct 25th, 26th, 27th
4–7 PM each day
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Monster’s Ball:
October 26, 2024
7 PM–Late

Where, Wassaic Project
Maxon Mills, 37 Furnace Bank Road, Wassaic, NY 12592

Inspired by Norse mythology, the goddess of death Hel in Helheim, and personal failures in my own kitchen, this project reflects my ongoing journey as a visual artist.

My artistic growth directly enhances my role as an Associate Creative Director, bringing fresh ideas and new perspectives to every project. I blend art and advertising through videos, performances, animations, and social media content—often collaborating with photographers and directors.
Currently, I’m setting up a green screen room at home to take my experiments further. I also explore AR and VR to build immersive worlds that engage audiences with entertainment and humor—keeping storytelling fresh and exciting.

About the show:
Saturday Haunted Mill tickets are $10 for individuals and $20 for families. (Two parents, one kid? $20. Two parents, four kids? Still $20.) On Friday and Sunday, tickets are discounted to $8 for individuals and $15 for families. If your family has a student in the Webutuck Central School District, keep an eye on your email for a promo code for a free ticket.

Buy tickets here:
https://lnkd.in/d7iMPfYT




Artist Statment:
Ellingsen explores calamity and hysteria through an immersive installation of “Hel’s Kitchen”. From Norse mythology, spirituality, pop culture, surrealism and hedonistic aspects of advertising “Hel’s Kitchen” addresses the theme INT./EXT. Through the Norse deity and goddess of death, Hel, Ellingsen is showcasing internal struggles against societal expectations of women. A humorous take on domestic failures masks a deeper anxiety about the regression of women’s rights. The installation’s pastel kitchen, dysfunctional kitchenware, and mock cooking-shows invites reflection on the political climate and threats to women’s autonomy.

14/10/2024

Two days with 🍽️ plate making with 🐶❤️ .my.goddess for 😈🔪👧🏼 Hel’s Kitchen In Connecticut! Thanks .l.nyc for the recommendation!

01/10/2024

In “Hel’s Kitchen” 😈, you will find “🥄Famine Spoons” for your soups and deserts. Come by to see the show at “Hunted Mill” at for

28/09/2024

So excited about participating with the 😈🔪⏲️ “Hell’s Kitchen” installation in the Haunted Mill at for Halloween 🎃👻💀
The show is now officially 3 Days!

Details from the Wassaic Project here:

This year features a haunted garden/forest by , a Lynchian photo booth by , a vintage horror film set by , a room crawling with giant (art) bugs by , a sparkly swamp witch’s hut by , a trip to the Norse god Hel’s kitchen by .ellingsen, a crowded funhouse by , outdoor open mic “scareoke” by .fernand (Saturday only), a post-human puppet show collaboratively produced by Theodora Skipitares and alongside students in our JV/Varsity art clubs (Saturday only), and, on the top floor, a journey into the land of the monsters under your bed by .

Saturday Haunted Mill tickets are $10 for individuals and $20 for families. (Two parents, one kid? $20. Two parents, four kids? Still $20.) On Friday and Sunday, tickets are discounted to $8 for individuals and $15 for families. If your family has a student in the Webutuck Central School District, keep an eye on your email for a promo code for a free ticket.

We will also be introducing a soft timed entry system to help the line move smoothly this year. Tickets will still be available at the door, but we recommend RSVPing and selecting your attendance time in advance (Saturday from 5–6 PM is historically the busiest time). You will not be denied entry if you come outside of your scheduled time.

On Saturday the 26th (only!) at 7:00 PM, we’ll head over to ’s garden for the Monster’s Ball, featuring a costume contest and live music. Please note that Monster’s Ball tickets must be purchased in advance and all attendees must wear a costume. Meaning: no day-of or at-the-door sales and uncostumed ball-goers will be turned away, even with a ticket. We’re not kidding! Tickets have sold out in advance of the event every year and are on pace to sell out earlier than ever this year. Dress to impress, dance ’til you drop.

03/08/2024

‼️The “Greedy” straw in Hel’s Kitchen 😈🔥🥤in

📷 Photo credit thank you ❤️

12/07/2024

Super excited to be a part of this 🎥 film screening with 5 shorts with July 20th. Thanks for including me! Hope to see everyone at:

📍Gouvenor Island
🗓️ July 20th from 1pm-5pm

I will be showing:
- The Creation of the Cosmos
- Thor, Drinks & the Tidewater
- The End of the World
- Auðumbla
- Two Good Minutes (featuring - do you remember that short?)

28/05/2024

I consider myself a New Yorker🗽,but am born and raised in Norway🇳🇴. Where are you from?
I like to believe my art reflects the best of these two worlds🌍🌏, North Mythology and US pop culture. And the humor I am using in art is functioning as a therapy tool for my existential angst.

This image is taken from my show last year, “Isis Eats the Sun”, where magic mushrooms, flowers and Norse animals populated videos and gallery in midtown.

13/05/2024

“So Hungry” Hunger Plate from

10/05/2024

Hunger Plated from

09/05/2024

Some work in progress sketches for the realm of and from

11/04/2024

‼️Paradice Palase Open Studio 🗓️Sunday 14th:
If you are around Bushwick this weekend, please come by as Isis 🐶 and I will be participating with some of my new 🎨work in progress.

➡️ What: Open Studios: April 14th 1pm-6pm

📍Where: Paradice Palase: 1260 Broadway, Brooklyn, 11221

🔗Link in bio with invite and RSVP

22/03/2024

from last year’s with a mix of friends from 🇳🇴🇩🇰🇧🇾with 🐶 .my.goddess curated by

📷credit .us

08/03/2024

‼️🐶 .my.goddess and I are Inviting everybody to my open studio in the Residency next Saturday. 🗓️

Hope to see you there! 👀🎨

When:
Saturday, March 16, 2024
3–5 PM

Where:
Maxon Mills
37 Furnace Bank Road
Wassaic, NY 12592

March artists-in-residence
Cynthia Bittenfield
Eliza Doyle
‍Lise Ellingsen
‍Bean Gilsdorf
‍Thea Gregorius
‍Mekko Harjo
Dove Hornbuckle
Simiya Sudduth‍‍‍

Fellows
Cate Pasquarelli

04/02/2024

The End is Norse with my best friend 🐶❤️🇳🇴 .my.goddess



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10/09/2023

Come stop by our booth at the SPRING/BREAK art show to see Lise Ellingsen's wild, inventive, and immersive installation, "Norse Cosmos Claw Game" in booth 1162🧚

Purchase tickets to the fair at the link in our bio! ✨

September 7th - 11th, 11am - 7pm
625 Madison Ave

Curated by Michael David
Essay by Paul D'Agostino

Norwegian artist Lise Ellingsen explores themes of End Times, apocalypse, chaos, sacredness, desecration, fate, and dystopia in an immersive game-within-a-game installation, Norse Cosmos Claw Game. This is an interactive project inspired by Norse mythology, spiritual traditions, social media obsessions, and advertising tropes—visitors enter into, participate in, and watch themselves gamble with the consequences of a game of chance.

01/09/2023

01/09/2023

Sneak Peak for with Isis-Saur the Dog King.

This sculpture is based on my dog Isis and a Viking dog-king named Saur. As the story goes, a minor king named Eystein invaded and conquered the region of Trondheim around the early 9th century. He needed someone to govern the land so he let the people of Trondheim choose between his trusted slave or his dog Saur. Saur was crowned See the ♾ in my bio for more info.

This exhibition is composed of large-scale surrealist mashups of Norse mythology and US pop culture. I juxtapose my Norwegian heritage with my current life in NYC, combining 3D scanned hand-made characters in 3D animated and printed sculptures, video performance, archaic stop-animation, smartphone-augmented reality applications, and Cyberpunk Prog Rock music. Through camp humor, low and high culture, I embraces the imperfect performer by incorporating myself into pre-existing fables, stories and roles where men traditionally were the protagonist and antagonist.


and got his own throne.