Josefine Opsahl is a remarkable composer and artist who connects music, art, performance, and spatial elements in her works. She extends her classical training within music and knowledge of its history with her perception of art and her own character into new medias of expression. With a liberating openness to sounds, genre, and the use of electronics, Josefine’s works unfold in the intersection between tradition and renewal, expertise and intuition, the score and the improvised in a search for where musical expression, art, society and we ourselves are headed as beings and creators. 
 Her musical skills, creative approach, and performative qualities on her main instrument the cello have positioned her along with her works and projects as a leading force in the international scene. She has received a number of prizes for her work – latest the Wilhelm Hansen Foundation‘s Scholarship of Honour 2020, the Léonie Sonning Talent Prize 2021, and Odd Fellow Logen’s Scholarship 2021. 
 Being a conscious, contemporary composer she writes, curates, improvises, and performs equally and extends her musical worlds through collaborations with other artists, curators, festivals, and spaces beyond the grid of genres and expressions.