After I finished Einar Granum school of art, I
wanted to further develop my artistic expression and started to
combine inspiration from what I've learned with my own personal
preferences and subjects. This resulted in the yearlong project
Triangular Perspectives.
In Triangular Perspectives I worked a lot with the thought
of how the community defines truths and how this affect people in their
daily life and prevents new ways of thinking. A key question I discussed
is the difficulties in building common spaces for different individuals
without compromising the values that makes peoples life meaningful. In
Triangular Perspectives, people are longing for their own space. Trapped
inside the constructed and claustrophobic world they become unhappy. The
search for an inclusive community has resulted in an endless struggle
against compromises. The community has failed.
Samfunnets
Støtter
2009
100 x 150 cm
acrylic on canvas
Samfunnsfellen
2009
100 x 150 cm
acrylic on
canvas
Sårbart Hjerte
2009
90 x 70 cm
acrylic on canvas
(sold)
Mennesker
2008
225 x 57 cm
acrylic on
canvas
Katedral
2008
30 x 90 cm
acrylic on canvas
(sold)
Innover 1
2008
54 x 70 cm
acrylic on paper
board
Innover 2
2008
54 x 70 cm
acrylic on paper
board
Samspill
2007
30 x 90 cm
acrylic on
canvas
Påvirkning
2007
30 x 90 cm
acrylic on
canvas
Møte
2007
30 x
90 cm
acrylic on canvas