In the early 1990s, Myrvold relocated to Paris. Her first international commission came in 1992 with a site-specific installation at Parc de la Villette, designed by architect Bernard Tschumi and financed by the French Ministry of Culture.

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Between 1993 and 2000, she participated in the Syndicat de Créateurs de Mode, presenting two collections per year on their official calendar. Myrvold explored fashion as a medium through an interdisciplinary and philosophical lens.

 

Key milestones include Clothes as Publishing, exhibited at Le Louvre des Antiquaires, and Cybercouture — the first interactive design studio on the internet, a groundbreaking hybrid cross-media innovation.

 

Positioned between the fashion and art worlds, Myrvold also created her first digital mapping video installation for the exhibition Post Machine, held in a basement space on Rue Martel, Paris (10th arrondissement).