My works emerge in the tension between abstraction and association. I work intuitively, letting lines grow, colors assert themselves or recede. In these processes, I encounter forms that appear like figures, plants, houses, or symbols – yet they consciously remain open to interpretation. My aim is not to capture a moment, but to make inner time visible.

The titles of the works – “Another Story about Laugarvatn,” “A New Morning in Paraíso,” or “My Favorite Place” – refer to geographical locations that are simultaneously symbolic spaces. They represent transitions, beginnings, and homes in the broadest sense – memory and myth, hope and new beginnings, the search for an inner place of peace.

In a world that often wants to be loud, fast, and unambiguous, I aim to open a space with these works for the in-between: between times, between places, between people.