For me, creating art is like a dance or a meditation. I experience it as being part of a process that often feels like it reaches beyond me. I am absolutely in the moment or the flow, when I am creating.

I have always been interested in making a positive difference to the world.
It means a lot to me that my art has content and that I create works that bring joy and profit. It has always been important to me that in this world that is jam-packed with things, I don't just create for the sake of creating, but that I create something meaningful that contributes positively to this world. Not just for me, but for those who buy my art.

In my 20s I therefore took a break from art to find my own core essence and traveled around most of the world. But even though it was a journey out, it was also very much a journey home within myself and to an inner focus on what makes me who I am.

When I came back, it was the presence, nature and the social criticism that came to be expressed, always with lots of colour, light, humor and joy. And that still applies.
I am still concerned with how we create a better world and each one a positive participant in a larger context, seeking harmony in lifestyle, with each other and with nature. I hope you can see that in my art.

I therefore spend a lot of time thinking about what content and message I want to convey. In the actual creation of a work, motif, surfaces and colors must also speak together in a harmony that is noticeable.

I feel it very physically when the elements of an art piece falls into place and it merges into a higher unity, and in that moment the work is finished.

The time frame can be very different. Sometimes it's just there right away, other times it takes a long time and a lot of staring.

Every time I sell a work, I am deeply grateful and humbled to spread energy, colors and joy in people's homes.