Collab piece with artist and friend Pil Anna Tesdorpf at Bolsjefabrikken, Copenhagen. 2021.

During a trip to Mexico, I got to paint this chimney in the city of San Cristobal.

‘News’ Solo exhibition at Springbrættet6a, showcasing acrylic works and the release of my poem collection “Sådan kom jeg over.” From June 17th-29 2022.

Being part of the Roskilde Festival Grafitti Crew 2022 was a great honor and fun working experience, working from morning until night with great people,

This wall is being curated for street artists around the world to be able to paint at at central location in Cph.

I was happy to be among such great talent at Slagelse Street Art Festival.

In 2018′ I was invited by CPH:PIX to participate in cinema of the senses, where kids and their parents would experience a tale which was drawn live, accompanied by various effects such as edibles, sound effects and sensory stimulation.

Painted entirely with brushes, this 15 meter mural was my biggest mural to date. The piece consists of the different Italian and Polish workers I got to meet while working by the plant.

Whilst visiting New York in fall of ’19 I got a chance to paint an indoor mural for a guy in Queens who liked bright colors, abstract art and the work of Kandinsky and the like.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reached out for help facilitating a workshop regarding the challenges of climate change, how to address these and get people involved.

In fall ’19 I painted this piece for a youth club in Copenhagen. The object was to find a dynamic, fun and humorous vibe, whilst also considering a harmonious look and feel.

Painting 30 meters of wall in the October wind of 2019 was quite an artistic and logistic challenge. Thanks to Byens Hegn for making it happen.

Musicon in Roskilde reached out regarding decoration for their BMX-hall. They wanted something which represented the life around Musicon; the youth riding BMX-bikes, dancers, and people practicing parkour etc. We thought it would be cool with some CNC-cut-out wooden figures which were decorated and then monitored on the hall.