The essence of the waterfall comes from an inspiring exhibition I curated with Andreas Bøe, he talked a lot about this and I love the way he described the waterfall. There will be more waterfalls in the future!
 Having art in the house is a joy that enriches everyday life in several ways. Artwork gives the room character and personality, and acts as a visual focal point that can inspire, calm down or stimulate conversation. They are a reflection of the owner's taste and values, and create a more personal and vibrant environment.

 Surrounding yourself with art can also have a positive effect on mood and well-being. A colourful, vibrant painting can energize, while a more toned down and meditative piece can be calming and help create a peaceful atmosphere in the home. Art is a source of endless joy, as it can constantly provide new perspectives and insights over time.

 In short, art in, for example, the living room is not just decor, but a window to human creativity and a daily reminder of life's beauty and diversity.
 Through my paintings I explore the depth of human emotions and experiences. Through my art, I have tried to create a space for reflection and introspection.
 The process has given my paintings a deeper sense of movement and depth, and I hope that they can give the viewer an experience of curiosity and joy as well as inner peace and reflection. Through my art, I want to convey the complexity of human emotional life and invite a dialogue about the deeper layers of our existence.
 Note that the illustration image is not to scale, just an inspiration.