Olafur Eliasson (b. 1967, Denmark) is a Danish-Icelandic artist known for large-scale installations that explore perception, light, and the relationship between humans and the environment. While primarily recognized in the field of contemporary art, photography plays an important role in his practice, both as documentation and as an independent medium.

Eliasson’s photographic works often investigate natural phenomena such as light, color, and landscape, presenting them through serial structures and conceptual frameworks. His projects frequently emphasize experience and perception, encouraging viewers to reconsider how they see and interact with the world.

His publications and photobooks reflect his broader artistic concerns, integrating image, text, and spatial thinking. For collectors, Eliasson’s photographic work is valued for its conceptual depth, its connection to a major contemporary art practice, and its exploration of perception within the photobook format.