Engadin series

As a Norwegian artist in the Engadin, I follow the footsteps of masters like Segantini and Berry, yet bring a fresh perspective to these majestic Swiss landscapes. Through my open studio, visitors witness how a Nordic sensibility interprets the region's crystalline light and dramatic vistas, adding a new voice to this historically male-dominated artistic narrative.

Piz Lagrev, Fairy Tales from the icy Lake to the deepest Forests to the highest Peaks (152, 5 cm X 203, 2 cm)
Sunset Mountain Harvest, Isola, 152, 5 cm X 203, 2 cm
Curvilenar, Silvaplana,152, 5 cm X 203, 2 cm
From Dusk to Dawn, Silvaplana, 152, 5 cm X 203, 2 cm
Val Roseg
Flowers of Engadin

Beyond the Beautiful: The Confrontations Series

My Confrontations series lures viewers in with serene compositions, only to challenge their perceptions with subtle disturbances—an oddly placed object, an unexpected reflection, a discordant color. Each piece invites you to look deeper, where apparent tranquility gives way to complex truths about the human condition.

Confrontation. Triptych, 152, 5 cm X 304, 8 cm. Tempera on Arches Cold Pressed paper. From my art studio.
Painting "The Watch"
Painting "The Watch"
Painting "The Watch"

The Masters Series

In my Masters Series, I engage in an intimate dialogue with art history's giants. Take Dürer's iconic 1515 Rhinoceros—a revolutionary woodcut that I've reinterpreted through contemporary eyes. While honoring his meticulous detail, I infuse the familiar beast with bold, Warhol-inspired vibrancy. Each piece in this series bridges centuries, proving how masterworks of the past continue to inspire fresh artistic vision.

Albrecht Dürer. Rhinoceros. 1515. Woodcut.
My big Rhino. Pigmentprint on Fabriano Cold Pressed Paper

The Masters Series - Gustav Klimt

Klimt's masterpiece "The Kiss" captivated the world with its life-sized lovers wrapped in golden splendor. In my reinterpretation, I weave together diverse influences—from Byzantine mosaics to Japanese woodcuts to Warhol's repetition—creating a fresh dialogue with this iconic image of love. My series proves that even the most familiar masterworks can reveal new facets when viewed through contemporary eyes.

Henriette Dedichen. The Kiss. 2020. Archival Pigment print.