Theodor With Foto

29/10/2021

My website provider, format.com, has awarded my website a spot on their top 10 best fine art websites of 2021 list! I'm honoured and happy. Currently, my focus on the site is the images I made with the costume designers Jenny Hilmo Teig and Berit Haltvik With. Go have a look yourself! :-)

https://www.format.com/online-portfolio-website/fine-art-photography/best

01/10/2021

Utstillingen på kaikanten mellom Dora og Strandveikaia får flere bilder og et åpningsarrangement under "Endelig folkeliv og leven" (https://endeligfolkeliv.no/), fredag den 8. oktober klokken 12. Event: https://trdevents.no/event/omkledd

En særlig takk til SpareBank 1 SMN som sammen med Trondheim kommune og bylivsprosjektet der, som har hjulpet oss å gjennomføre utstillingen økonomisk, og mange teaterproduksjoner lokalt og nasjonalt som har latt oss låne tilbake kostymedeler til prosjektet!

Med Jenny Hilmo Teig × kostymedesign og scenografi og Kostymedesigner Berit Haltvik With.

19/09/2021

Da har vi pakket sammen Av augo gjorde han stoveglas på Alvdal. Denne sensommeren har jeg hatt fire prosjekt utstilt samtidig, og det er da ganske bra vil jeg si. Nå skal også utendørsvarianten av Humans of Nyhavna-prosjektet rigges ned etter Kulturnatt som var i helga. Det er mulig å se bildene en stund til på Dora 1 Bowling & Biljard, hvor også "Kunstkottet" har noen bilder jeg får presentere der. Så blir Omkledd-prosjektet (sammen med Kostymedesigner Berit Haltvik With og Jenny Hilmo Teig × kostymedesign og scenografi) utendørs på kaikanten mellom Dora og Strandveikaia stående antakelig et år, og fremtiden rommer også et par andre konkrete prosjekt jeg vil presentere etterhvert.

13/07/2021

"From the Eyes, he made window panes" will again be on exhibit, at Aukrustsenteret in Alvdal. The images were created as part of my wife's project as a county artist a few years ago, and features costumes made from non-textile materials.

The exhibit is part of the festival TronTalks, for which my wife also has created a new, very arresting non-textile costume sculpture. Read more about it here: https://www.trontalks.no/berit-haltvik-with-trontalks-2021

Fine art project exploring non-textile materials and how the stage of the camera provides new possibilities for the visual language in costume design. 12 photographic portraits in a style inspired by Italian Renaissance paintings.

01/07/2021

I offer a 10% discount for three weeks (until July 21st) on any image from the series "From the eyes, he made window panes" ("Av augo gjorde han stoveglas"). Use the code SUMMEREYES at checkout. https://www.theodorwithfoto.no/from-the-eyes-he-made-window-panes

31/07/2020

On my newly redesigned, translated and expanded webpage, I have now collected all ten of the Impurities pictures. I might expand this series, but I do look for feedback. Comment here, try my contact form and subscribe to my newsletter to stay in the loop. New subscribers get a voucher for 10% off an entire order.

22/07/2020

I have translated my home page to English, and am currently working on collecting all projects and most of my saleable images there. This is the lovely series I did with my wife, Kostymedesigner Berit Haltvik With, twelve studio portraits with characters dressed in non-textile materials.
Please have a look, I have also included a video we did during the exhibition at Kystens Arv last summer, and there is another Artist's talk (from Ringve Music Museum) coming up.
These popular images can be had at a 10% discount for newsletter subscribers. There is a form available on the website.

14/07/2020

My homepage has gotten a makeover and is now translated into English. The project "Ice inside" is still a work in progress, but have a look at them and tell me which are better :-). They can even be had in an unnumbered edition at affordable prices.
Even more affordable: new subscribers to my newsletter get 10% off an entire order in the shop.

06/07/2020

I have translated and updated my home page. Here is the page about "Ilinger gatelangs", a project I did two years ago, but still find fascinating both from a technical and social point of view. After this spring of isolation, it feels good to celebrate the communities we know are around us.