_PROFILE
As an artist, my process is rooted in intuition. I allow my hands to guide the creation of form and composition, whether it be on paper, computer, or canvas. Instead of relying on conscious thought or planning, I find that overthinking leads to frustration, despair, and mental exhaustion. Art, to me, is a state of mind where sense is irrelevant; it's a subconscious expression.
During the act of creating, I transcend worldly roles and responsibilities. Art serves as my escape from reality, where rules and reasons hold no sway—it's simply about the act of creation itself.
However, I've found that art buyers often seek meaning and explanation. They desire recognizable forms, narratives, and figurative objects in my work. While I appreciate when viewers interpret and create their own stories from my pieces, the pressure to rationalize my art can be challenging.
Ultimately, my focus remains on the process rather than the outcome. I find fulfillment in the act of creation itself, without the need for analysis or preconceived plans. It's a journey of self-discovery and expression, where the only audience I need to satisfy is myself.
I have been studying art at different art schools by artist such as: Tal R, Peter Land, Pierre Beskow, Eva Koch, Søren Martinsen and Peter Holck.
