I work with a form of conceptual art where process and idea are central. My artistic material is number sequences collected from daily dice rolls: the base project “one and one hundred dice rolls a day” which started in 1994 and is still ongoing. The numerical material is collected in an ever-growing archive. In the next phase, they form the basis for transformations into various visual forms and expressions – such as drawing/print, sound work, text work, animation and sculpture/installation.
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FEATURED PROJECTS

Art project to NTNU Unified Campus - a commission linked to the art programme's 'kunstrom Elgeseter', 2026-present >>

"Seen from a place, developed from a point" - a graphic exposition about my art project, 2025 >>
«[…] the annual SAR Prize for Best Exposition in the Research Catalogue. This year's prize was awarded to Annika Borg for the exposition Seen from a place, developed from a point. […] the jury praised the work for its outstanding and innovative use of the Research Catalogue, its rich exposition of artistic process, and its exemplary contribution to artistic research publishing.» Society for Artistic Research >>