Matias Kiil  (b. 1995, Norway) explores fractures, intervals and displacements in the social, the personal and the political through sculpture and installation. Employing common objects and aspects of the everyday to stage humorous and critical scenarios around urbanistic visions and the collective. His work oscillates between sincerity and satire. With an interest in mechanism and architecture as physical and metaphysical structures, Kiil aims to problematize contemporary value systems and embodied experience.

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Matias Kiil lives and works in Oslo. He has exhibited at Kunsthall Stavanger, Borgenheim Rosenhoff (Oslo), New Galerie (Paris), Suvatne & Erakovic (Basel).