PORTFOLIO
2013 60 x 69 cm acrylic on paper
2013 67 x 17 cm acrylic on paper
2013 70 x 90 cm acrylic on paper
2013 60 x 69 cm acrylic on paper
Midway
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In Midway, I use experiences from my own life to discuss the process of getting to know yourself and identify your potential. Even though the works are personal, they are also open and have an abstract expression that makes the message less obvious at first sight.
2011 42 x 60 cm acrylic on paper
2011 42 x 60 cm acrylic on paper
2011 30 x 27 cm acrylic on paper
2011 42 x 60 cm acrylic on paper
You Look and You See it Not
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You Look and You See it Not is a collection of paintings that I worked with between 2010 and 2012. In these paintings I used my triangular style combined with figurative elements and symbols to discuss existential questions. During the time I worked with these paintings, I visited Egypt twice, and the paintings are heavily influenced by ancient Egypt.
2009 100 x 150 cm acrylic on canvas
2009 100 x 150 cm acrylic on canvas
2008 225 x 57 cm acrylic on canvas
2009 100 x 150 cm acrylic on canvas
Triangular Perspectives
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Triangular Perspectives was my first project after I finished Einar Granum school of art. In Triangular Perspectives I worked a lot with the thought of how the community defines truths and how this affect people in their daily life and prevents new ways of thinking. A key question I discussed is the difficulties in building common spaces for different individuals without compromising the values that makes peoples life meaningful. In Triangular Perspectives, people are longing for their own space. Trapped inside the constructed and claustrophobic world they become unhappy. The search for an inclusive community has resulted in an endless struggle against compromises. The community has failed.