Exhibitions
Selected exhibitions and installations exploring biodiversity, botanical observation, marine ecosystems, and the emotional relationship between humans and the natural world.
Botanical Studies from Norway
Forthcoming Solo Exhibition · Ål, Norway · 2027
A series of botanical studies inspired by Norwegian plant species I have grown up with and developed a close emotional relationship to through observation, memory, and time spent in nature.
The works explore the intersection between beauty, fragility, and ecological change. Many of the species portrayed are becoming increasingly rare or vulnerable due to climate change, environmental transformation, and the spread of invasive species. Through watercolor, drawing, and close botanical observation, the exhibition becomes both an act of attention and a quiet form of preservation — an attempt to honour species, landscapes, and seasonal rhythms that are slowly changing before our eyes.
Forthcoming, Ål kulturhus.
Blåklokke - Campanula rotundifolia. Watercolour painting. bluebell, harebell. closeup.
Watercolour painting. bluebell, harebell.
Watercolour painting. Tansy.
Fireweed. Rosebay Willowherb. Watercolour painting
Fireweed. Rosebay Willowherb.
painting process - watercolour painting. pencil sketch. Fireweed. Rosebay Willowherb.
Red Clover watercolour painting.
Rødkløver, Red Clover, Trifolium pratense. Watercolour painting process. pencil sketch.
study process of Rødkløver, Red Clover, Trifolium pratense.
watercolour painting.
Ryllik, yarrow, Achillea millefolium. Watercolour painting. Species study process.
species study
watercolour painting
Liljekonvall, Lily of the Valley. Convallaria majalis
watercolour process
'An Ocean of What?'
Forthcoming Exhibition · Spazio Ruggine Art Gallery, Milan, Italy · 2026
A forthcoming solo exhibition on depleted oceans, ocean plastics, and jellyfish blooms as a sign of reduced marine biodiversity.
Below are selected process images from the development of the exhibition.
'Botanica in arte'
Villa Litta in Milano, October 2022
In relation to the annual celebration of historic gardens across Italy, I was invited to exhibit my botanical artwork at the baroque Villa Litta Lainate outside of Milan.
The exhibition was developed in collaboration with ALOA — The Association of Orchids of Northern Italy — which cares for the renowned orchid collection cultivated within the villa’s historic greenhouse. I was invited to create a dedicated collection of botanical works inspired by these orchids, alongside a retrospective selection of my own botanical studies.
The retrospective collection brought together works of species connected to different seasons, places, and personal memories from both Norway and Italy — reflecting my relationship with nature across landscapes, climates, and time.
I shared the exhibition space with botanical artist Olga Gino, presenting two different interpretations of botanical art. We also had the honour of welcoming the Mayor at the opening of the exhibition.
Too Many Prints
Oslo, Norway · Ongoing
Selected fine art prints exhibited and available through Too Many Prints in Oslo, featuring botanical studies, marine life, and nature-inspired artworks developed through observation, watercolor, drawing, and scientific illustration.
One of my jellyfish artprints of the series of tree pastel drawings exhibited at Too Many prints.
In addition to larger prints, you can also find some of my smaller ones in the gallery store such as A4, A3 and postcard-sized artprints. (me holding up a A4 example)
My fishposter in limited edition print version exhibited at Too Many prints. Based on my original watercolour painting.
Available as 100*70cm (as the original), and as 70*50, here the latter is exhibited.
The most popular of my jellyfish prints, mock-up by Too Many Prints for sale on their online website.