I was born and raised in Bergen, Norway. Now based in Paris, I move between two tempos—one small and ephemeral, the other dense and unrelenting.

I am currently studying in the Art, Media & Technology program (BFA) at Parsons Paris, where I will graduate in the spring of 2026. My practice spans across several mediums—analog photography, film, woodwork, 3D procedural media, printmaking, graphic design—each one a different way of listening. Not to what is said, but to what flickers underneath: a trace, a fracture, a pulse. I’m drawn to the spaces between recognition and neglect—where what is seen remains unacknowledged, and what is felt resists language. As a woman, daughter, sister, partner, artist, I carry a constellation of roles that slip in and out of focus, never fixed, always entangled. Through my work, I attempt to hold contradiction. To question the familiar. To gather from the overlooked and give it form—not resolution, but presence.