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Geometry and ornamentation have always been the fundamental theme in my works. After completing education in handicrafts I worked with progressinvely bigger textile projects, mainly textile printing and other collage techniques, until other more appropriate materials and techniques took over. Together with colleague Merete Christensen I made, among other things, numerous embellishments in linoleum, walls, concrete, and painted surfaces.<\/p>\n
Since 2010 I\u2019ve returned to the first textile techniques I learned \u2013 Embroidery and knitting. And I have dived deep into the treasure troves of folk art, where I\u2019m still looking around.<\/p>\n
I live and work in Kl\u00e6bu, outside Trondheim. You can also find me here:<\/p>\n
Seminarplassen<\/a><\/p>\n Husflidsh\u00e5ndverkerne<\/a><\/p>\n