Selected Works
I thought I’d know by now (2026)
60 × 42 cm, CHF 1’800
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas + black floating frame
There is a point in life when you assume you will have figured things out by now. Not everything - but enough.
This work sits somewhere between that expectation and the realization that certainly may never arrive. Perhaps knowing is not the destination after all.
Tyttöni (My girl) (2026)
70 × 50 cm, CHF 1’800
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
A face emerged without a plan to paint one.
What began intuitively slowly became more deliberate - a negotiation between what appeared on it’s own and what I chose to keep. Tyttöni exists somewhere between portrait and abstraction, familarity and invention.
Filtering (2026)
120 × 100cm, CHF 3’500
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
Filtering explores the psychological need to create inner distance from constant external noise. Layers, interruptions and repeated gestures suggest an attempt to mentally process and filter social overstimulation while protecting a fragile inner space of concertration and silence.
The weight of small talk (2026)
120 × 100cm, CHF 3'500
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
Fragments of repetitive language appear like emotional backround noise - ordinary, familiar and quietly exhausting. The weight of small talk reflects the tension between social presence and longing for authenticity, silence and inner calm.
Architecture of Sorrow (2026)
110 × 90 cm, CHF 3’300
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
This piece explores the hidden structures of emotion. Layers of restrained movement, weight, and release create a space where sorrow is not illustrated, but felt.
Rather than beautifying pain, the work allows vulnerability to exist in its raw and shifting form.
Spring without spectacle (2026)
80 × 60cm, Private collection
While living in Central Europe, I first intended to paint a lush and colorful spring. Instead, something more quiet emerged. My inner landscape returned to the memory of Finnish spring — slow, raw, and hesitant long before it turns green. In this work, growth is present but unannounced, unfolding gently beneath the surface.
This painting honors renewal that happens without spectacle.
I only smoke when I drink (2025)
140 × 100 cm, CHF 3’300
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
This painting began as Autopilot - a cold, controlled work that I eventually started painting over.
As the original disappeared, so did the need to control what came next. The process became almost intoxicating: a state of flow where decisions turned instinctive and control began to loosen.
80 × 60cm, CHF 1’200
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
It began without a plan - layers, marks and forms appearing before I knew what they were becoming.
There was no particural reason for any of it. And perhaps that was exactly the point.
This work was exhibited at “Art Shopping” at Carrousel du Louvre, Paris, on 17-19 October 2025
Emerging for no reason (2025)
We will cross it anyway (2025)
45 × 55 cm, CHF 1’000
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
This work emerged through an intuitive process, partly created with closed eyes and guided by sensation rather than intention.
The charcoal forms feel less constructed and more discovered — traces of something that passed through rather than something consciously made.
50 × 50cm, CHF 1’000
Acrylic and mixed media on wood panel
What began as an attempt to paint something calm quickly turned into something else entirely.
Backyard party is about letting the painting take over - following the energy, the colour and the unexpected turns without trying to bring them back under control.
Backyard party (2024)
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