THE PIECES
Each piece is created and crafted in Copenhagen in my atelier.
You can find here few of the pieces.
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I wanted to show the idea of belonging within communities. Most people look for a group to belong to. In that search, balance is essential. A necessary commitment connects us to others, but too much investment can turn the group into a single entity whose opinions and rules limit individual freedom.
This work uses the same sculpture repeated 24 times and assembled into one piece. Up close, each copy shows slight differences in shade and pattern, those differences remain when you move closer. From afar, they blend into one uniform silhouette. The contrast between close and distant views shows the tension between conformity and individuality. A community can offer protection, meaning, and identity, but it can also erase distinctness.
For any cause, movement, or group, keeping your personality and specifics is essential, that’s what preserves the richness and vitality of the collective.
The support is hard wood burned and sealed with oiled, I wanted also to represent to idea of being broken by separating the support in 4 parts and being repaired with metal inlays.
Dragonfly wings are fragile yet supremely aerodynamic. As a child fishing, I watched them glint near the water. To me they mean absolute freedom, delicate, precise, untethered.
The woman here is Mother Nature: calm, enduring, quietly powerful, anchoring the piece against the drifting wings.
Squares and blocks, a brutalist geometry, an act as obstructions: rigid structures, expectations, barriers. Their hard edges contrast with gossamer wings and the organic figure, creating tension between constraint and release.
Together: fragility and freedom coexist with constraint.
I decided to go with a frame that feels light such as the wings here. A suspended fabric held by brutalist frame. It can be on wall or floor, idea is that it can be moved, reminding of the dragon fly concept.
This piece is a laser print on canvas from the collection “In the Corner.” The series focuses on the small things we pass every day, those overlooked moments and objects whose beauty fades into the background of routine. Left in corners, nearly forgotten and set aside, these details reveal how easily we lose sight of what matters.
Seeing becomes an act of chance; it is only when the light goes off, when vision is threatened or withdrawn that we recognise how undervalued the simple fact of seeing truly is. The work asks the viewer to reconsider attention and presence, to notice what the daily rush erases.
The frame is formed from bent acrylic, a solid material shaped to suggest movement. Its curve mirrors the act of walking by, capturing the motion in a rigid shell and underscoring the tension between passing and pausing.
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Clay Sculpture casted and sealed on block.
The Sculpture was naturally seating on its own wait to give that flat chin. Expressing the wait of time.
rice paper layers with brushed aluminium with clay sculpture casted. Levitated wood frame.
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