transdiciplinary art
"My artistic practice is transdisciplinary and site-specific, spanning a wide range of mediums and techniques. I create immersive installations, combining sculpture, video, sound, and ritual to explore the intersections of nature, spirituality, and human experience. Each piece is uniquely crafted for its environment, inviting viewers to engage with both the work and the space in a transformative way."
SELECTED WORKS
att födas av och in i det okända
A rebirth from the ashes through paint, clay and installation.
kapitualtionsrummet
A sitespecific immersion and installation, social sculpture, performance and ritual.
Hållö [att smälta]
A series of transformative processes through sculpture, songwriting, video, performance and installation.
looklooklook [datura]
A song led to a journey that became an exploration of power through a series of installations, performances and pop-mystery.
MY WAY WITH ART
Art has always been with me in diverse expression . I hold a BFA from Konstfack, Stockholm University. After my graduation in 2017 I took a break from art and went on a spiritual quest.
With deeper purpose and a renewed relationship to creativity, I am coming back to art.
I divide my artistic work into two different areas.
Painting and Transdiciplinary art.
Artistic background
I started painting as a kid and come from a realist/surrealistic expression working with mainly traditional techniques in oil, gouache, drawing. In my twenties I started to observe the effects of painting certain motives, writing songs in certain ways had upon my life. This became the entry point for me into a first wave of waking up to a spiritual dimension of reality.
With that I moved my creative focus away from the motives, the objects themselves and started to experiment with the creative process as an artwork in itself.
Inside the field of transdiciplinary art I do ritual art and installations where I use the artistic process as a tool of alchemy. But I am also doing collaborative projects and artistic research inside the field of human in relation to nature and the intersection between art and ceremony.