Artist Statement

My work is rooted in an ongoing exploration of color, memory, and atmosphere. Through gradients and subtle transitions, I create abstract compositions that exist somewhere between landscape and emotion, spaces that invite a slower way of looking and a quiet sense of presence.

Often beginning with a fleeting impression, a shift in light, a weather pattern, or a moment remembered, my process involves building up surfaces that hold both clarity and ambiguity. I am interested in how minimal means can evoke something internal, expansive, and open-ended.

While painting remains central to my practice, I also experiment with materials such as textile, resin, and light-based elements to further explore perception, movement, and transformation.

I hold both a BA and MA in Fine Art from Chelsea College of Arts, University of the Arts London, and spent eight years living and working in London. My time there, along with extensive travels, continues to inform my artistic approach and visual language.

Now based in Tau on the west coast of Norway, I draw inspiration from the surrounding landscape, changing light conditions, and the rhythm of everyday life. My practice continues to evolve through ongoing experimentation, while remaining focused on emotional resonance, transition, and perception.