Born in 1989. She lives and works in Bergen.

Kamilla Langeland (born 1989) is a photographer interested in film photography and dark room experiments. She sees photography as an imprint and is fascinated by the way its mechanics contain the building secrets of the physical world. It uses negatives that it has produced itself as well as borrowed negatives. His images usually consist of several layers of negatives and photograms.

She collects objects and in the process of composing the image, she focuses on a possible alteration of the object. She uses photography to study what surrounds her by exploring how photography can distort visual perceptions and transform the mundane into confusing phenomena.