'Homespun Mythologies’
Using a range of mediums I build personal mythologies existing somewhere in between the conscious and the unconscious.
In painting, sculpture, textile art and artdolls I create mystical, liminal worlds in which dreams and memories, the domestic and the wild, the divine and the mortal meet, to become new realities.
My love for folkloric history, archeology and the natural world are recurring themes,
in which I explore the relationship between the fragility of human life and the cyclical power of nature.
Yet my work is also deeply personal, a seeking inside an inner landscape in which I aim to bring the hidden and the uncanny to the surface.
Through the use of symbols and visualising intuitively, I like to create atmospheres that speak to feeling rather than to intellect.
In my process I let my imagination guide me rather than following a specific concept or plan.
In my work I often use time worn materials such as antique textiles and dresses and curiosa from my collection.
The aged qualities of old materials add an extra layer to what I create, holding memories of their own,
leaving fingerprints and stories unknown to us, and I like the idea of bringing these into the pieces I make.
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On some occasions I create commissioned pieces.
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