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Building Spaces of Hope in an Age of Noise (På Svenska Nedan) We live in a time rich in information, yet often poor in orientation. Never have we had greater access to knowledge, more intelligent tools, or more ways to connect. Yet many people describe a growing sense of fragmentation: uncertainty about the future, fatigue…
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Hilma af Klint painted for a future she would never see.(På svenska nedan) When the Swedish visual artist died in 1944, she was convinced the world was not ready for her work—mystical, abstract paintings that seemed to belong to another time. Rather than seek recognition after her avant-garde visions were dismissed, she chose withdrawal. Her instructions…
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An Imaginary Exchange of Letters between Engla Hägertz and Tyra Kleen (Läs blogposts på svenska HÄR) In an ongoing artistic exploration, I have imagined fictional correspondences between Engla Hägertz and other artistic voices from her time. Earlier, such imagined dialogues emerged between Engla Hägertz and Hilma af Klint, and between Engla and the Halmstad Group.…
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(På svenska nedan) The Day between worlds On the Equinox, and the quiet balance that moves through everything There are moments in the year that do not arrive with noise, yet carry a quiet, almost ancient significance. The equinox is one of them. Twice each year, the Earth reaches a point of near-perfect balance. Day…
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Tysta Väktare — Om längtan, närvaro och de osynliga följeslagare vi har glömt (In English below) Kanske har du känt det någon gång — att du inte är helt ensam. En rörelse i utkanten av synfältet, en stillhet som nästan svarar, som om något ser tillbaka. En värld som en gång kändes levande Det fanns…
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Mapping Hope Across Cultures During Madrid’s Art Week (På svenska nedan) During the first week of March, Madrid becomes one of the world’s meeting places for contemporary art. As exhibitions, galleries and fairs unfold across the city, artists and visitors arrive from many countries, bringing with them different traditions, experiences and ways of seeing. Among…
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(På Svenska Nedan) Stockholm, summer 1912. The stadium is filled with jubilation. Spectators rise as runners break through the finish line, white hats glinting in the sunlight, flags moving slowly in the warm air. Bodies are stretched to their limits, concentration dense as the summer heat above the stands. Here, the world is measured in…
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A deep dive into still life (på svenska nedan) Still life is often described as quiet.But when you spend time with objects long enough, they begin to speak. This week’s work was not about capturing a moment, but about building one — arranging, waiting, adjusting light until something unseen settled into place. The image emerges…
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Seeing More Slowly — On Photography, Time, and Image Analysis (På Svenska Nedan) I am currently attending a photography program, not primarily to learn how to take better photographs, but to rediscover how to see. Under the guidance of photographer Robert Wållberg, we are encouraged to approach photography more consciously — exploring composition, light, atmosphere,…
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Art, AI, and Human Agency in Times of Uncertainty Hope is often misunderstood. We tend to speak about hope as something that belongs to the future — something that will arrive when uncertainty disappears, when problems are solved, when clarity returns. Hope becomes a reward waiting at the end of difficulty. But the world we…