Glaciers National Park, Patagonia Argentina.
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BIO
Leticia is inspired by sketching while travelling in places such as Patagonia in her home country, Argentina and Norway where she is based. Her artwork captures the essence of organic forms, with lines and textures that evoke a sense of ease and contemplation. Each piece is a conversation between the artist and the natural world. She blends intuitive mark-making and natural shapes creating vivid washes of color and interconnectedness with the landscapes around her.
After earning a degree in fine art in Madrid, she spent a year in Berlin on an Erasmus scholarship at the University of the Arts. Later, she studied art education in New York under the Fulbright scholarship. She works as an artist and art educator in Norway. You can find Leticia's work in private collections across Europe. She has participated in several exhibitions in Norway, Spain, Germany, the US, and Argentina. You can follow her daily progress on Instagram and her blog.
STATEMENT
My landscape painting is an invitation to reflect on our interconnectedness and impermanence with Nature, the movement of bodies of water and their atmospheres as well as the impact of climate change in landscapes. My artworks reflect about being with the process, the hike in which registering through drawings notes of territories becomes a meditative walk. Then, I work on studio paintings reinterpreting the notes: lines, directions, discovering new visual paths on each landscape structure. As I observe the impermanence, the infinitude, and the silence of glaciers, rivers, lakes, and the Ocean. Each series seeks to visualize the eco that resonates in me as I live between these territories.
CV
Leticia Balzi
Buenos Aires, 1977. Artist (Rotvoll Kunstnerkollektiv studio A127) based inTrondheim, Norway.
Education
5/2015 - 5/2016. MA Art Education. New York University. New York City.
9/2011 - 6/2014. BFA Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts. Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Madrid, Spain.
9/2012 - 7/2013. Erasmus Scholarship. Klasse Prof. Lucander. Universität der Künste Berlin, Germany.
Solo Exhibitions
2025. "En stille strøm: Når vannet snakker – Landskap i bevegelse".
Namsdalsstipendiat. Namsos kunstforening, Norway.
2025. "Ocean". Heimdal kunstforening. Heimdal, Norway.
2025. "Nordlys". Trondheim kunstforening. Trondheim, Norway.
2020. “Glaciers”. Landscape Painting, Dromedar Kaffe og Kultur, Trondheim, Norway.
Group Exhibitions (recent)
2026. Gallery EK Elden. Nærøysund bibliotek. Kolvereid. Norway.
2024. Where the Ocean Meets the Land. Galleri Rotvoll. Trondheim, Norway.
2024. Lauvfall. Autumn Exhibition. Surnadal kunstforening. Surnadal, Norway.
2024. Artist-in-Residency. Kaunas School of Art. Kaunas. Kaunas, Lithuania.
2024. Abstract Art. Royal Blue Gallery.
2023. Valdis Buss 7th Plein Air Painting Symposium, Vilaka Museum, Latvia.
2021. TRØNDELAG BILDENDE KUNSTNERE, Trondhjems Kunstforening,Trondheim, Norway.
2021. Norske Landskap, Galleri Krusj, Namsos, Norway
2020. TRØNDELAG BILDENDE KUNSTNERE, Trondhjems kunstforening,Trondheim, Norway.
Residencies
2025. Artist-in-Residency, Namsdalsstipendiat. Namsos, Norway.
2024. Artist-in-Residency. Kaunas School of Art. Kaunas. Kaunas, Lithuania.
2023. Artist-in-Residency, Valdis Buss 7th Plein Air Painting Symposium, Vilaka, Latvia.
2014. Artist-in-Residency, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Ayllón, Spain.
Catalogs
Valdis Buss 7th Plein Air Painting Symposium, Vilaka, Latvia. (July, 2023)
Museum of Art, Ayllón, Spain. (August, 2014)
Rundgang. Universität der Künste Berlin. (12 July 2013)
I.S.B.N:978-3-89462-239-8. p. 64
Collections
Kaunas School of Art, Lithuania.
Vilaka Museum, Latvia.
Trondheim Folkebibliotek, Norway.
Museum of Art, Ayllón, Spain.
Works held in private collections in Norway, Germany, United States, and Argentina.
Ex-officio
2023-2025. InSEA World Councillor Europe Representative
2023-2025. Publications Board Member
Memberships
Norske Billedkunstnere. Member # 27515
The International Society For Education Through Art (InSEA). Member # 1100
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