Oslo-based artist and designer (b. 1993, Montpellier, she/her). I move between visual arts, social activism, collective publishing, design, installations and workshops, often in collaboration with others. My practice is guided by curiosity, play, and community, exploring how creative processes can spark connection, reflection, and empowerment. Co-founder of JAM Collective & Oslo Zine Fest.

Ongoing projects (selected)

Convivium, 2024-2027
FIELDWORK, WORKSHOPS, PUBLICATION, EXHIBITION

Part of a larger European Bauhaus research project, this collaboration with Cathrine Hasselberg/Slæsh takes place in Lofoten. Through fieldwork and local engagement, we’re exploring food and cultural heritage using oral history methods and visual documentation practices. The process will lead to a publication and an exhibition in the fall/winter 2026-27. Norwegian partners include Museum Nord, Oslo Met, Nord Universitet and Circular Ways.
Supported by the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme

Det handler om å leke med mat (#1), 2025-now
WORKSHOPS, PUBLICATIONS

Collective publishing project exploring culinary traditions and personal memories through cooking, sharing, and conversation. In collaboration with Liz Gründwald (artist) and Sletteløkka Grendehus (Oslo kommune, Bydel Bjerke).

News Therapy, 2023-now
PUBLICATION, EXHIBITON

An ongoing correspondence with a former student from the Agder Art Academy (2020-2023) at Froland prison. The project explores artistic freedom and personal narratives in vulnerable settings through letters, reflections, and drawing. It will result in an artist book and an installation, bridging experiences from inside a high-security prison to the outside world.
Supported by Grafill.

Oslo Zine Fest, 2024-now
EVENT PRODUCTION

Oslo Zine Fest is a celebration of independent publishing in all its forms. It brings together local and international artists, makers, and publishers over a weekend with workshops, talks, a market, and social gatherings. Organized as JAM Collective with Armelle Breuil and Julie Lauritzen. The second edition will take place at ROM for Kunst og Arkitektur on 8–9 November 2025.
Supported by Kuturdirektoratet.

Smak av Romsås, 2025-now
FIELDWORK, WORKSHOPS, PUBLICATION, EXHIBITION

A collaboration with Renata Christensen (performing artist)/Deichman Romsås, and local residents. The project explores the cultural diversity of Romsås through food sharing and life stories. Workshops and conversations gather recipes and memories that will be shared in a cookbook and an exhibition, highlighting community, dialogue, and the living heritage of Romsås.
Supported by Kuturdirektoratet.

Other projects (more coming soon)