I am a visual artist working with bodily and material-based practices at the intersection of psychological
vulnerability, technology, and lived experience.
My work develops alternative languages for perception and relation through metal, objects, and performative
situations.
Contact
Visual artist located in Aarhus, Denmark
Master of Science (MSc) in Information Technology (Digital Design)
+45 4272 1761
Artist statement
I work with bodily and material-based works that explore the relationship between psychological
vulnerability, technology, and the surrounding world. Drawing on my own experiences with psychiatry, I use art
as a way of developing alternative languages for knowledge, perception, and relation where established systems
break down.
My practice is characterized by the use of rough, homemade systems and materials that resist efficiency,
stability, and singular function. I work with silver, metal, ceramics, print, charcoal, and everyday objects
to investigate how materials shape and are shaped by the body, particularly the body that experiences the
world at a different frequency from the normative. The works often emerge through slow, experimental processes
in which error, resistance, and repetition are central driving forces.
I approach technology in an expanded sense, where programming, ritual, object, and bodily action are
interwoven. My practice moves between performative situations, homemade languages, and physical, body-borne
metal objects that are activated through use, touch, and relation. Here, I understand the artwork not as an
isolated object, but as something that only takes form in the encounter between material, body, and a concrete
other.
What unites the works is an interest in the apophenic, the act of finding connections, meaning, and signals
in what may appear fragmented, incomplete, or without clear function. In these encounters, spaces emerge where
language and the absence of language becomes a site of poetic experience-making through material, body, and
action.