Profile

I work on media systems that structure how images, sound, and spatial environments are experienced and understood in public and institutional contexts.

My practice connects research, production, and education through long-term processes that operate across cultural and civic settings.

I approach media through long-term processes that integrate research, public presentation, and teaching. My practice links artistic inquiry with practical application, often within collaborative settings where media holds public and social responsibility.

Alongside my institutional and research work, I work directly with students and collaborators on the development and articulation of their practice.

Praxis

My work takes place in public, institutional, and civic contexts, where media is experienced collectively. I develop and realize media projects in collaboration with governmental and cultural institutions, where access, scale, and durability are as important as artistic intent.

I work through long-term processes that combine research, iterative development, and the transformation of concepts into accessible forms. Projects often extend across multiple years and media.

For example, Memoria Norway developed from field research into an expanded framework including exhibitions, publications, and performative formats. Across these contexts, the focus remains on how media can structure perception and communicate complex conditions.

My practice moves between research, production, education, and collaboration, with a consistent emphasis on working within real institutional conditions.

Current Focus

My current work develops media systems that make cultural environments directly accessible within institutional contexts. It combines spatial documentation with nonlinear publishing formats, enabling cultural material to remain accessible as structured environments rather than static representation.

The focus is on continuity. The aim is to establish systems that can be revisited, re-entered, and maintained over time.