In my artistic practice, I explore perception and how it shapes our relationship with the world. Being in the landscape implies constant movement and change; walking becomes a cyclic process of repetition and retracing steps, leading to the emergence and articulation of something new. Through observation and being present, a connection with the world arises and movement becomes a form of creation. I explore the perception of momentary events to processes unfolding over centuries.

What language does the ocean speak?
Can we hear the voice of the mouintain?
What words does a melting iceberg sing?
What will happen with the sotries after the last syllable is spoken in Icelandic for the very last time?
What does a stone see from it´s perspective?
What is the spell of the ancestress?