Through different mediums like paint, pencils, and print, I search for the translation of human behavior and our relationship with both nature and ourselves.
Each idea looks for its own way of translation and this can be an illustration, a photo, a screen print, a lino print, or even an abstract painting as there are so many ways to tell and share stories with colors, lines, and shapes.
A series of paintings based on the texture and beauty of rocks, beach pebbles, and slag stone. Found while wandering through the woods, or when beach-combing on cold winter beaches and tumbled during the short summer months. Each piece as a celebration of the unique features created by nature and human labor.
The place where all magic happens, aka the atelier, is currently located in Söderbärke- Southern Dalarna- in Sweden.
Studio visits are only by appointment, but if you’re curious, you can follow the process on social media and on the blog.
April and May’s sketches have been superchar...
I often get the question of which sketchbook I use...
1. De stem van de Noordzee, (2020) by Laura Burger...
Perhaps you remember our trip to the Jurassic coas...
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Spring is the busiest moment of the year at the st...
This is a very personal piece that wasn’t me...
For one of us, Normandy was all about D-day and wa...
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