Gjert Rognli is a multidisciplinary artist whose work is deeply rooted in his Arctic upbringing, his Sámi and Kven heritage, and the power of nature. This connection to nature forms the very core of his artistic practice, which moves across film, photography, sculpture, and performance. His ability to navigate between different media has earned him international recognition, with exhibitions ranging from the Louvre Museum in Paris to global stages. His art films have also been screened at the UN climate conferences COP27 in Egypt and COP28 in Dubai, where he uses visual storytelling to bring environmental messages to a worldwide audience. Stylistically, Rognli's work exists in the space between realism and mythology—creating a dreamlike visual language that feels both grounded and otherworldly. Rather than presenting nature as a mere backdrop, he treats it as a living, active force. This approach has earned him a number of international awards in photography and film.