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At the conceptual heart of my practice is the desire to make the viewer feel seen: to generate encounters in which recognition becomes transformative. I aim to create spaces where introspection is possible, where emotional honesty can be met with dignity, and where the political emerges through the personal — through bodies, relationships, mythologies, and the stories we inherit or resist.
Selected Works
Quimaria
The legend of Quimal and the two princes struck me because it reminded me of a similar story from my hometown in Denmark, where a woman must choose between two men. With both humility toward these old legends and a touch of 2023 irony, I can’t help but reflect on why encounters between the masculine and the feminine still so often end in tragedy. More than anything, I wanted to incorporate Quimal and her prince as a reminder of inner balance and authenticity—especially in this time of global paradigm shift, where patriarchs across the world are slowly being unseated.
So what if the world is actually asleep — would I do the same, or more, or less? Would I still chase, or simply love wildly beneath the stars, with myself or maybe another who’s awake? Would I keep running in fear, or finally let go and be free?