A SELECTION OF DRAWINGS

I am captivated by the human form and the ways in which it interacts with the natural world. My black and white figurative drawings are an exploration of the complex interplay between our bodies and the environments we inhabit.

Nature is a recurring motif in my work, serving as a powerful symbol of both our interconnectedness and our separateness. I draw inspiration from the shapes, textures, and patterns of the natural world, as well as from mythological motifs that highlight our complex relationship with the forces that shape our lives.

I am also fascinated by signs and symbols, particularly those that have deep cultural or historical significance. Through my work, I seek to explore the meanings and associations that these symbols hold, as well as their potential to evoke powerful emotional responses.

At times, I draw myself to focus on gender and the body. Through these self-portraits, I aim to challenge traditional notions of beauty and gender, while also exploring the ways in which our bodies shape our experiences of the world around us.

Ultimately, my work is driven by a deep curiosity about the human experience and the forces that shape our lives. By exploring the interplay between the natural world, mythology, signs and symbols, and the human body, I hope to create a space for reflection, contemplation, and connection.

DRAWINGS AS COLLAGE

SELECTION OF BLACK AND WHITE DRAWINGS

A tree is never alone
Ink on paper / Collage
42 cm x 30
2023

SEE ILLUSTRATIONS FROM MY POETRY BOOK ELSK ELKS ELKS HERE

SELECTION OF PRINTS

All prints as seen below are editions of ten.
The same motif has been repeated ten times, but the ink has been added differently from print to print.
This is a selection.
All sizes: 42 cm x 30 cm
2029

Created during my residency at The Danish Cultural Institute 2019