Ingrid Bjørnevog Haugnes is a Norwegian textile craft practitioner, artist, and designer based in Oslo. Her practice is grounded in long-term work with Norwegian folk dress and bunad, exploring garments as living structures shaped by labour, care, and repair.

Working through making, sewing, and reconstruction, she moves between textile craft, contemporary art, costume, and fashion, with a background in clothing and costume design from the Oslo National Academy of the Arts (2020). Her work focuses on material processes, archival research, and embodied practice, investigating how traditional textile knowledge can be activated and reinterpreted within contemporary contexts.

During her residency at MUHO (Norway) and Cove Park (Scotland), Ingrid will develop new work exploring wool, dress, and shared material traditions across Norwegian and Scottish contexts, treating garment-making as both artistic practice and living archive.