How I work
With a background in art history and extensive experience in museums, galleries, and cultural institutions, I work at the intersection of exhibitions, research, and public engagement. I bring a structured and proactive approach to both strategic and hands-on project work, focusing on clarity, collaboration, and effective outcomes. My work is driven by a commitment to making cultural experiences more accessible, relevant, and meaningful for diverse audiences.
I wrote my master’s degree thesis in art history, about the Benin artist Romuald Hazoumé’ and his installation La Bouche du Roi.
When I studied to become a museum curator, I had an internship at the National Museum of Kenya in Nairobi.
As a curator in Swedish Lapland I have learned a lot about the indigenous Sami people. Here I am baking their traditional bread Gáhkku.