For me, creating art means reflecting my experiences, finding words and images for my feelings. Being outside and observing nature is linked to questions about the mysteries of life, transience and death. During my artistic reflection answers arise as well as new questions with which I go outside again. The perception of nature and the artistic creation are intensively interwoven and I understand both as research and learning. In this way there is an inseparable connection between my artistic work, being outside and my person.
The texts of the following natural scientists, philosophers and biologists serve as a source of inspiration for my artistic work:
Torbjørn Ekelund, Donna J. Haraway, David G. Haskell, Robin W. Kimmerer, Baptiste Morizot, Andreas Weber
For me, creating art means reflecting my experiences, finding words and images for my feelings. Being outside and observing nature is linked to questions about the mysteries of life, transience and death. During my artistic reflection answers arise as well as new questions with which I go outside again. The perception of nature and the artistic creation are intensively interwoven and I understand both as research and learning. In this way there is an inseparable connection between my artistic work, being outside and my person.
The texts of the following natural scientists, philosophers and biologists serve as a source of inspiration for my artistic work:
Torbjørn Ekelund, Donna J. Haraway, David G. Haskell, Robin W. Kimmerer, Baptiste Morizot, Andreas Weber
