Artist Biography

Bleranda Borova (born in Debar, North Macedonia, in 1977)  is a visual artist based in Oslo, Norway. She graduated in Monumental Art from the Academy of Fine Arts in Tirana, Albania, in 1999 and later continued her studies in Fine Art at Rudolf Steiner University College in Oslo, Norway.

Painting has been a central part of her life since the 1990s. Alongside her artistic practice, she works as an arts and crafts teacher, combining creativity, education, and continuous artistic development.

 

Solo Exhibitions

  • 2015 – Reflection, City Museum, Debar, North Macedonia

  • 2007 – Syllvettes Kunstkafé, Larvik, Norway

  • 2000 – Diary, Cultural Center, Debar, North Macedonia

  • 2000 – City Cultural Center, Tetovo, North Macedonia

  • 2000 – Struga’s Summer, Struga, North Macedonia

Group Exhibitions

  • 2026 - Never - ending color, online group exhibition, Clover Gallery, 15 May – 12 June
  • 2026 - Group exhibition, Støperiet Tønsberg, Vestfold Kunstmesse, 02 - 06 April , Tønsberg, Norway
  • 2026 - Artventure, group online exhibition, Clover Gallery, 20 February - 20 March
  • 2025 - Soul Gift, group online exhibition, curated by Clover Gallery, 1 December 2025 - 5 January 2026
  • 2025 – Less or More, group global online exhibition, Domio Gallery, London
  • 2025  - Pieces of Warmth, group online exhibition, organized by Clover Gallery

  • 2022 – Radika 2022, Debar, North Macedonia

  • 2021 – Radika 2021, Debar, North Macedonia

  • 2019 – November Prize, Gostivar, North Macedonia

  • 2013 – Gallery Royal, University Iliria, Prishtina, Kosovo

  • 2012 – Graduation Exhibition, Rudolf Steiner University College, Oslo, Norway

  • 2001 – 30th Anniversary of the Cultural Center, Debar, North Macedonia

  • 2000 – Cultural Center, Debar, North Macedonia

  • 2000 – Kulturno Informativen Centar (KIC), Skopje, North Macedonia

  • 1997 – National Historical Museum, Tirana, Albania

  • 1996 – National Gallery, Tirana, Albania

Art Residencies / Colonies

  • 2004 – Flower and Roots, Ohrid, North Macedonia

  • 2003 – Together 03, Debar, North Macedonia

  • 2002 – Together 02, Debar, North Macedonia