Cathrine Alice Liberg

Cathrine Alice Liberg (b. 1988, Norway) is an artist and printmaker. 

In 2019 she received her MFA from the Oslo National Academy of Fine Arts. That same year, she was the recipient of the KoMask European Masters Printmaking Award in Antwerp.

Referring to her own Norwegian-Singaporean family background, themes of migration and historical trade routes have long formed the basis of Liberg's practice. She is particularly interested in the loss of memory and cultural understanding that occurs between generations as a result of migration and diaspora, and how personal family histories can represent fragments of larger global narratives of trade, colonialism and women's roles.

Liberg works with traditional graphic techniques such as lithography, etching, copper engraving and mezzotint.