
Studio Olafur Eliasson serves as the primary platform for the renowned artist Olafur Eliasson, encompassing a multifaceted practice that includes creating artworks, organizing exhibitions, and publishing various materials. The organization focuses on engaging viewers' perceptions and fostering sensory connections with their surroundings, exploring the complex interdependencies between human experience and ecological systems. With a strong commitment to ecological awareness and values such as Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, the studio contributes to a positive vision for the planet's future. It holds a significant international presence and influence within the contemporary art world, demonstrated by projects like 'A symphony of disappearing sounds for the Great Salt Lake' and the co-founding of Little Sun. The organization is a GmbH.
Climate Action
Artworks raise awareness of climate change impacts
The organization creates installations such as "Ice Watch" and "The glacier melt series" to make the visual and experiential consequences of climate change palpable and visible.
Clean Water & Sanitation
Art addresses threatened water resources
The project "A symphony of disappearing sounds for the Great Salt Lake" highlights the ecological crisis of this vital body of water and promotes awareness for water conservation.
Life on Land
Addressing ecological systems and biodiversity
The organization creates artworks that explore the relationship between humans and nature, aiming to build awareness for the protection of terrestrial ecosystems.
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