DOT DOT DOT (b. Oslo, Norway), is a visual, public and conceptual artist who was an active part of the emerging graffiti scene in the late 90’s. He operated under several aliases, but when he successfully shifted to a more conceptual and figurative style he settled on the name DOT DOT DOT. From mid 2000 his main focus has been with the stencil technique and has been regarded as one of Norway's most leading and upcoming artist.

DOT DOT DOT's artwork is on display in several galleries and is amongst collectors worldwide. His paintings have a 1970's pop art reference through modern aesthetics. He also has a rather satirical look at contemporary art and its own self-imposed grandeur, not to mention the players within it which changed the segment into a multinational commercial space. His execution of imagery brings often out debate and have a provocative touch to question the politics and the world as it is today.

Despite his anonymously career, he has already successfully shown and exhibited in over 100 solo and group shows across the world in some of the leading museums, private galleries, institutions and auction houses. He has been featured in newspapers, books, magazines and blogs as The Huffington Post, The Times, Rolling Stones, KUNST, Juxtapoz Magazine, Graffiti Art Magazine, HiFructose Magazine, Brooklyn Street Art, Wooster Collective, Ekosystem, SlamxHype, Arrested Motion, Street Art News, Upper Playground, Instagrafite and more...

He has left his mark on walls around the world amongst United States, Germany, Spain, Italy, France, Thailand, Denmark, Iceland, Norway and more. His age and real name are not officially known.