Snorri Ásmundsson is an Icelandic artist known for challenging hierarchies and exposing cultural deceptions, often irritating the elite. His 2004 presidential run, a mix of sincerity and absurdity, underscores his rejection of conventional norms. Despite lacking formal education, Snorri's authentic work embodies early 20th-century Icelandic values, seeing artists as visionaries. Compared to Gilbert and George, Snorri lives his art, making him a "grandiose living work of art." His commitment to truth and innovation cements his place as a pioneering figure in Icelandic art.