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My artistic expression encompasses sculpture, installation, painting, and performative pieces.
Through these intersections, I investigate how matter is shaped, how it lives, how it breaks down, and how it re-emerges in new states. In my narrative, I view transformation not merely as a subject, but as a method and an imprint—where materials carry the memory of their own metamorphosis and the processes they have undergone.
This involves an exploration of the body—both organic and synthetic—touching upon the anatomy of nature while simultaneously reflecting human anatomy.
Chance and contamination are allowed to play a role within the space and the ephemeral materials I employ, giving rise to new entities—transformations occurring in ambiguous, unfolding processes.
These transformations oscillate between recognition and estrangement, weaving a narrative that bridges artifacts, nature, human anatomy, reconstruction, and deconstruction.
The works function as fragments of a larger, incomplete whole—a collective organism where the boundaries between the individual, matter, and the spatial landscape dissolve. They possess an agency akin to cells, assembling forms through narrative and interaction, with the potential for continuous evolution. Paintings are crumpled into voluminous shapes; performative works offer audience immediate, "in-the-moment" experience, while also providing retrospective glimpses through as example video sequences composed of memory fragments. Sculptures are broken down and reconstituted into something enigmatic. Everything can converge within an installation.
I often embrace the uncertainty that lingers in the mind, even after the works have taken their final form. However, I rarely view them as finished, sterile results; rather, I see them as ripe, mature for further development. In these processes, extensions—echoes of each fragmentary work—become opportunities for evolution and the adoption of new forms. I find myself arriving at a place that resists easy categorization—a space where dialogues, exchanges, and fresh perspectives can be explored. When the context that would define significance and meaning is held back, what is it that begins to take root and grow? It is something that still awaits negotiation within minds.​​

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Pukeberg, Sweden.