A conversation with Eline Mugaas on her current exhibition In Adjoining Rooms at Galleri Riis.  Images: link.

These objects are a distillation of light from photographs. They articulate a room when the light changes and I experience how space and color evolves. The objects are not houses, they are not comments on architecture, models of homes, or dollhouses. They are not paintings, they are painted objects. They contain the memory of a room, a room within the room, and together they may constitute a building. Unlike a detached house, whose shape I can imagine and simplify into a sign, I would know a large building through the rooms I have slept in, while the shape of building itself is obscure. The functionality of a building is all its rooms linked together. Like organs in a body. Like a cell in a monastery. The cell has an outline, a boundary of walls, it is defined from within, not from its exterior. 
- Eline Mugaas, March 2022