Stine Gonsholt (b.1973) graduated from The Bergen National Academy of Art in Norway in 2003 and The Iceland Academy of Art in Reykjavik in 1999. She works within the field of video, documentary film, drawing and experimental animation film. Her work has been shown at international film festivals and galleries, and her documentary Mission Mongolia was broadcasted on Norwegian National Television (NRK) in 2005 / 06.

Gonsholt's debut as a documentary filmmaker "Crying, laughing, loving, lying", was awarded with the "BKH prize" for talented Art Academy students in 2003. Her work is collected by the Arts Council Norway (2005), University of Stavanger, Norway (2006) and The Norwegian Journalists Association (2009).

She lives and works in Oslo / Norway.

The main focus in my work is how we relate to the society and adjust to new conditions. It could be a physical process as well as a mental progress, a change of opinion or mindset.

The basic premises of my work, as well as a strategy, is an examination of moving images. My work is usually presented as screenings or video / animation / drawing and sound installations. In general, the installations are based on re-interpreted situations from “everyday life”. Seemingly trivial happenings or situations are investigated, and through the process of drawing, the footage is given a different appearance and meaning.