Kaja Stumpf (b. 1987, Norway) lives and works in London.

Her recent work examines memory, self-representation, and the mind-body connection. She explores the idea of selective memory and cognitive bias as a means of self-preservation, and through painting, visualises the rumination of potential scenarios between past and present.

Utilising staged images and the photographic family archive, she crops the scene and alter the colours to create a sense of delayed familiarity.