About Novisali

Discover Novisali’s Enchanting Art World: Where Tradition Meets Digital Innovation

Novisali is transforming art and inspiring change.

Novisali is autodicact  and have been painting watercolor for 40 years. For the past nine years, she has in parallel been transforming the watercolors using various digital tools, showcasing them virtually, and printing them on reusable aluminum, natural silk, and fauz suede made from plant-based and recycled materials. 

Novisali inspires and motivates spectators to use art to reflect on change and their own experience, either during reflection and coaching sessions, or with use of guiding document or a provided tailored Chatbot, inspire personal and professional growth, emphasizing cultural fusion and transition.

A Journey of Lifelong Learning: Merging Art, Technology and Human Wisdom

Novisali Member of, Education and Exhibitions

Member of:

Art Group Aquarelle
Danderyds Konstrum (fd Danderyds Konsthall)
The Nordic Watercolour Society
Hallands Art Association
Täby Art Friends
Mjellby Museum Art Friends
Moderna Museets Friends
Fotografiska Family

Selected Education:

Projection Mapping & Digital Art in New Orleans, Amsterdam, Paris, London, New York, Copenhagen 2022-2024
Digital Art 2015-25
Watercolour at Mörbylånga, Öland, Johan Ramberg 2023
Watercolour, Ljugarn, Gotland, 2021
Watercolour, Prag, Maria Ginzburg, 2018 
Watercolour Narbonne, Inger Myren, 2015
Watercolour at  Sandgrund, Karlstad 2014 
Watercolour at  Vickleby 2013, 2021 
Watercolour in Biot, 2011
Watercolour at Vickleby, Öland, Roland Svensson, 2010, 2012
Watercolor in Peyrac de Mer, Inger & Anders Myrén, 1996, 1997

Behavioral Persepctives n Corporate Governance, Fontainbleau, France, 2023
Generative AI for Business, IMD, Lausanne, 2023
Three horizons of AI, Institue of the Future, US 2023 
Unleashing Human Intelligence in an AI World, Inst of Coaching, Amsterdam, NL, 2023
Al Gore Climate Reality Initaive, US, 2020
Fellow in Executive Coaching Harvard, 2020
Strategy in the Age of Digital Disruption, France, 2017
Globesmart 2011
Leadership Programs at Harvard, IMD, London Business School  
Msc in Engineering and Sustainability, Chalmers, Sweden 1983

Exhibitions

First Reveals and Exhibitions

1508 – Astrid Admiration: A loving tribute to Astrid Lindgren’s legacy and the timeless magic of her stories. About exhibition.
1603 – Blue Vision: Explores the significance of blue tones in art, from the depths of the ocean to visions of infinity. About exhibition.
1610 – Inspired by Nobel: A tribute to the legacy of the Nobel Prize and the breakthroughs that have shaped the world. About exhibition.
1707 – Inspired by Historical Roots: A journey back to historical origins and how they shape our present and future. About exhibition.
1807 – Inspired by Edith: Inspired by Edith Södergran and other iconic female artists and writers. About exhibition.
2110 – Aesthetical Autumn: A tribute to autumn’s shifting colors, beauty, and transformations. About exhibition.
2204 – Pastel Paradises: A soft and dreamlike vision of nature, where pastel colors evoke harmony and serenity. About exhibition.
2206 – The Water’s Edge: Explores the threshold between land and sea, the fluid meeting point where life and change emerge. About exhibition.
2207 – Twilight Steward – Inspired by SDGs: Highlights responsible stewardship of our planet, inspired by the UN Sustainable Development Goals. About exhibition.
2209 – Tomorrow’s Sentinels: Depicts visionaries and guardians of the future—those shaping tomorrow’s world through art, innovation, and storytelling. About exhibition.
2211 – Novisali Native Species: Portrays unique species and ecosystems, focusing on the importance of biodiversity conservation. About exhibition.
2212 – The White Christmas: A nostalgic and dreamy interpretation of winter’s most iconic celebration. About exhibition.
2301 – Cunniculus Annus Mirabilis: A playful tribute to extraordinary years and unexpected turns, inspired by the symbolism of the rabbit. About exhibition.
2301 – Collective Traces: An exploration of shared memories, collective experiences, and the ability of art to create connections. About exhibition.
2302 – Lovely Synchrony: Explores the harmony between elements, movement, and color in a visual symphony. About exhibition.
2303 – Easter Parade: Depicts the joy, colors, and rebirth of Easter in a vibrant artistic display. About exhibition.
2307 – Seashell Soul: Inspired by the rhythms of the sea and the shell as a symbol of memory and time. About exhibition.
2309 – The Space In-Between: Explores transitions, liminal spaces, and the invisible realms where transformation occurs. About exhibition.
2405 – Dandelion Mothers: A tribute to resilience, growth, and the quiet strength of mothers who nurture change, much like dandelions that spread their seeds of wisdom and care. About exhibition.
2407 – Transient Tylösand: Captures the fleeting beauty of Tylösand’s landscapes, shaped by wind, sea, and time. About exhibition.
2411 – Hopepunk: An optimistic artistic movement depicting resilience, hope, and collective action in challenging times. About exhibition.
2412 – Pathway to Light: A journey through shadows and illumination, where transformation occurs through insight and vision. About exhibition.
2501 – Infinite Imprints: Celebrating uniqueness through snowflake art, exploring impermanence and nature’s intricate designs. About exhibition.
2502 – Human Carteography: Maps the deeply personal and collective journeys of human identity, migration, and belonging, tracing the lines of connection between cultures, stories, and shared histories. About exhibition.
2503 – Potential of the In-Between: Explores the possibilities found in liminal spaces, transitions, and the undefined, embracing uncertainty as a creative force for new beginnings. About exhibition in Bålsta, Stocholm, Sweden. 
2503 – Radiant Voices: Celebrates voices that illuminate, challenge, and inspire change through art, from bold storytellers to unseen perspectives finally finding the light. About exhibition. About exhibition.