About
I am a freelance violinist and visual artist whose creative life has always moved between music and painting. While music has been my profession for many years, visual art has remained important part of my creative expression—a parallel language through which I explore ideas, emotions, and the world around me.
After years of balancing these two passions, I reached a point where it felt natural to give visual art a more central place in my life. That decision has allowed my artistic practice to flourish, and today I enjoy a rewarding balance between creating music and making art.
Working across these two disciplines continually enriches my creative process. The rhythm, movement, and emotional depth of music often find their way into my paintings, while the freedom and intuition of visual art inspire my musical interpretation. For me, both are different expressions of the same creative impulse: a search for beauty, presence, and meaningful connection.
My work is driven by curiosity, atmosphere, and the desire to create pieces that invite contemplation and evoke an emotional response. Whether through sound or through paint, I hope to create experiences that resonate long after the first encounter.
Känslokärnan
Inspiration
I find inspiration in the things that surround me every day. Nature is a constant influence, whether it's the colors of changing seasons, the patterns found in plants, or the feeling of being outdoors. I'm equally inspired by technology and the visual language of the digital world, and I enjoy exploring the contrast between organic forms and geometric structures.
As a musician, sound naturally shapes the way I think about creating. Rhythm, repetition, and variation are just as important in my paintings as they are in music. My cats, everyday moments, and the emotions that come and go also find their way into my work, often in ways I don't plan.
I enjoy building paintings from many small details, letting repeated shapes, marks, and patterns slowly grow into larger compositions. The process is intuitive and gives me room to experiment as the work develops. Color plays a big role too. I'm drawn to bold, vibrant palettes and love using bright neon colors alongside more natural tones to create energy, contrast, and a sense of joy.
Rather than starting with a fixed idea, I prefer to stay open to where the painting wants to go. For me, making art is about exploring, noticing, and finding beauty in the small things that might otherwise be overlooked.