Maria Wrang-Rasmussen is an artist, maker, and baker. She likes playing with materials, stories, and repetition, chewing over imagery and concepts in different making processes, often combining digital and craft processes into installations and performances.
Her work can be found on your wall with paintings and tapestry, in your computer in browser-based art, and around your body as installation or costume, or on your tongue as sweet, sour, crunchy, or prose.

She is currently interested in physical and digital ingestion, exploring media consumption though ephemeral materials, creating physical collages from found digital imagery on sweet edible wafers. She also likes to make sweet things and decorate them nicely, share them with friends or strangers, from her head as a hat, on a listening hill spinning, or simply on a plate, if you’d like a piece.


Featured exhibitions include:

Get in Loser, We’re Going to Sett Studios, Studio Holders Exhibition, Sett Studios as part of
Edinburgh Art Festival 2025, August 2025;

Solo Show, EMBASSY Gallery, July 2025;

Dining Rituals, Word of Mouth, Commissioned artist, communal feast at Kinning Park Complex, Glasgow, July 2025;

The 199th RSA Annual Exhibition, Selected artist, May - June 2025;

Slugt, Sett Studios, Solo show, June 2025;

As The Spirits Animation comission. Short film by Georgia Holman made in collaboration with Maria Wrang-Rasmussen, Louisa Love & Clive McLachlan Powell.
Screened at EMBASSY Gallery, May 2025;

I Licked It So Its Mine, Votive gallery curated exhibition at Patriothall, March 2025;

U Had 2B There, exhibition and performance at Sett Studios for Edinburgh Art Festival 2024;

Word of Mouth, curated by Maisie Wills for the Scottish Storytelling Centre, 2024;

The Dead Sun Throws Up Dusk, curated exhibition, Sett Studios, 2024;

Tinderbox Room to Play, exhibition at Inspace Gallery, University of Edinburgh Design Informatics, Hidden Door Festival, 2023, & Sierra Metro, 2024;

Brilliant Vibrating Interface, queer anthology and digital publication/ exhibition, curated and published by SPAM Press, 2023;

Residents ’22, exhibition by ESW/ECA Graduate Residency awardees at Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop, 2021;

Edinburgh College of Art 2021 Graduate degree show, Graduate exhibition;



Awards:
2021 University of Edinburgh Collections’ Degree Show Purchase Prize,
2021 ESW/ECA Graduate Residency award, Creative Scotland VACMA 2023 & 2025.