When walking along the beach, I came across an area covered in shells that resemble a graveyard. These shells could be the remains of various sea creatures, such as clams, mussels, and snails. The repetition of similar shells and colors create a rhythmic pattern, while the varied textures and sizes of the shells add depth and dimension. Through abstraction, I try to conveying a sense of mood or emotion. The shell graveyard offers a unique perspective on the natural world, encouraging to see the beauty in the mundane and highlighting the endless possibilities for creative expression.
I am an artist who explores landscapes through abstract photographs, documents various industrial environments and photograph babies and toddlers under water - living in Larkollen Norway. I have completed courses at Bilder Nordic School of Photography, Workshops with Cheryl Newman-Sian Davey and Workshops with Morten Krogvold.
