I am an abstract artist based in Norway, working intuitively with painting as a way to explore the relationship between structure and freedom, boundaries and flow. My work is deeply informed by personal experience, life transitions, and the quiet inner shifts that often go unnoticed—particularly those that arise in midlife.

I am drawn to contrasts: soft and strong, transparent and opaque, controlled and spontaneous. These opposing elements mirror the tension many of us live with—between the desire for freedom and the need for safety, between holding ourselves together and allowing ourselves to soften.

Painting is how I make sense of the world and my place within it. Rather than depicting nature literally, I work with botanical references, organic shapes, and layered forms to express how nature feels—grounding, generous, and alive. My process often begins with fluid, instinctive marks, followed by slower decisions that introduce clarity and intention. In this way, the work becomes a reflection of an ongoing personal process rather than a fixed conclusion.

At its core, my work seeks to create spaces for pause and presence—art that invites the viewer to breathe, feel, and reconnect with themselves.