Recent exhibitions
Too Many Prints, Oslo (2022-2024-)
My limited numbered, signed, original art prints are being shown in the Too Many Prints gallery store, Neuberggata 14 in Oslo (from 2022 and ongoing), as well as in their new store Frameshop Sagne, and in Oslo.
Too Many Prints sells a selection of my art prints, and together with the other artists they represent, they exhibit a selection of the art prints on rotation on their walls.
If you are in Oslo you can drop by the gallery store to see some of my art prints in person. Most of the prints are at the store in Neuberggata 14.
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.
'An Ocean of What?' Spazzio Ruggine, Milano 2024
COMING SOON: I am currently working on a solo exhibition on the topic of our depleted oceans, jellyfish blooming as a sign of poor biodiversity, and ocean plastics.
Place: Spazzio Ruggine Art Gallery in Milan.
Below are some photos of the process.
'Botanica in arte', Villa Litta in Milano, October 2022
In relation to the annual celebration of famous, historical gardens all over Italy, I was invited to exhibit my botanical artwork at the famous baroque villa - Villa Litta Linate - outside of Milan. They have a renowned collection of Orchids in a historic greenhouse there, taken care of by ALOA - The Association of Orchids in Northern Italy. I was invited to specifically create a collection to honour this special orchid collection, as well as present a second retrospective collection of some of my other botanical artwork.
In my retrospective collection, I chose to present a quite personal selection of botanical artwork of species across seasons which has meant something special to me over the years. Species that both exist in Italy and Norway, and how I connect to nature over the seasons in both countries.
In this exhibition, I shared the space with one other female artist with a different interpretation of botanical art, Olga Gino. We had the honour of having the Mayor present at the opening of our exhibition.
