Digital Gardens; Tinkering is fun

There was a time way back when I had tremendous amounts of fun tinkering with my website. My first true website has been a blog, a photo-gallery, a webcomic, and just a plain mess and I’ve loved each iteration of it.

Social media killed that.

To kopper kaffe og en bøtte kreativitet

Kreativitet er en essensiell del av mennesket, så hva gjør man når kreativitet blir umulig? Jeg vil ha et liv fylt med gleden over å skape ting, både for meg selv og for alle andre.

Night in the Woods

En kritisk refleksjon over nostalgi, mental helse og samfunnets skygger på bygda.

Person holding iPad mini playing My Child Lebensborn

Catalyst for change

During the 6th International Teaching Artists Conference, at the beginning of September, I held a talk about video games as a catalyst for change, and our experiences with using video games in an cultural and artistic context in the Cultural Schoolbag program. It turned out to be a great session, with participants with many different backgrounds from all over the world.

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Concerning creative struggles

Concerning creative struggles

The death of creativity, creative struggles, writers’ block, apathy, lack of inspiration, can’t be arsed; a rose by any other name still smells like feet. How can you feed your creative urges when everything else seize your attention and available time?

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A lamentation on design and practicality

A lamentation on design and practicality

I love my phone, on a practical level, both as a means of communication and as a creative tool. It has one of the best cameras available, which is why I chose that phone to begin with. The picture quality is amazing and it is a joy to carry it around, especially since…

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Digital Nomads

Digital Nomads

I’m currently attending a conference in Sweden, from the comfort of my own home office in Norway, with my daughter gooing and gaaing by my side. The current conference speaker is sitting in what looks like his living room, somewhere in Finland. It’s a bit unclear…

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