About me
As a multidisciplinary artist, I find myself drawn to the craft of creating weathered and time-worn canvas paintings. Over the past year, this passion has increasingly become the cornerstone of my artistic practice.
Ever felt captivated by a rusty ship's side or a ramshackle shed? If so, we're on the same wavelength.
I'm completely fascinated by nature's processes of decay, and I strive to recreate these raw, poetic surfaces using an alchemical blend of pigments, oils, cement, metal dust, chemicals, and the occasional fire.
Beyond my tactile creations, I regularly share my thoughts through blogging, exploring the intersections of artmaking, sustainable living, and money.
Through my creations, I invite you to embrace life's impermanence and discover poetry in the patina of age.
I find myself often challenging the prevailing narratives that shape our culture, believing that confining ourselves and others to traditional roles and notions does a disservice to our collective potential.
In my view, it's crucial that we elevate creativity to a cardinal virtue rather than dismissing it as a character flaw—a perspective I personally grappled with for far too long.
Today I live a relatively simple, low key life, where I cherish and prioritize my free time.
I'm located in Hvide Sande on the Danish North Sea coast with Mette and our two daughters Alva and Vilja. This is also where I have my workshop and studio on Æ Tysk'havn (German Harbor), a mere 2 minutes' walk from home.
Hard facts
- Born: November 7th 1974
- Birthplace: Skagen, Denmark
- Occupation: Trade coordinator, visual artist
- Read: Everything from poetry to modern monetary theory
- Write: Daily—preferably by hand
- Run: Daily—always naked
- Like to: Deal with too many things at once, without having a complete grasp of any of them
- Always brew on: Some artwork or just a new story