NEW PROJECT

Euclidean/Acheulean

@Leveld Kunstnartun

Prototyping and testing out new mediums during an artist residency at Leveld Kunstnartun in 2025.

SUBLIME SYNAESTHESIA 03

Sublime Synaesthesia 03 explores the patterns of both learned and instinctive behaviours in wild environments, utilising simulation and semiotics inspired by observed human behaviours.

Sublime Synaesthesia is an interdisciplinary artistic research project inspired by mountain ecosystems and our complex relationship with these landscapes. The project consists of a collection of observations, speculations, and studies exploring themes such as the sublime in nature, conservation, and ecofeminist science fiction. Using new digital technologies, the project seeks to uncover lesser-known narratives and atypical connections in the interactions between humans and nature. Created in collaboration with Tom Teulon.

PROTOTYPES

2022: Sublime Synaesthesia @BEK
2024: Lichen hybrid database
2020: #climbing #mountains #lockdown
2021: Virtuelle Fjell
2020: Self Portrait
2019:Beyond The Black Rainbow
2020: Sublime Skye
2021: Mustafa Hulusi Posters (Virtuelle Fjell)
2023: Macro Lichen

02

Sublime Synaesthesia 02 studies growth in high altitude environments and the unique interactions between natural ecosystems and human interventions.

01 SUBLIME

SYNAESTHESIA

This itteration of sublime synaesthesia concerns 'the formation of the Oslo Rift. Oslo may seem an unlikely place to experience the sublime but in the liminal spaces of the city one can read the fingerprints of a deep and violent past.

SUBLIME SYNAESTHESIA

@BEK

Prototyping new display forms at BEK in Bergen during a studio residency 2022. Testing room-scale video mapping with interactive elements such as object tracking, contact microphones and live data input.

FJELLET KALLER

In this project the Fjellvettreglene (The Norwegian Mountain Code) are used as a framework to investigate and to better understand the mountain's function in both the biosphere and the human psyche. The exhibition is based on Fjellvettregel no. 2: 'Tilpass turen etter evne og forhold'.

LA FJELLA LEVE!

This project emerged as part of a bigger investigation into the then ongoing development of wind-energy in Trøndelag, FosenVind was said to become Europes biggest windpark on land when finished in 2020. These new wind-parks were not only going to ruin and scar the mountains forever, but were violating human rights, suppressing indigenous culture and destroying important reindeer herding land.