Jordemoder, Sage-Femme, Hebamme, Ebe, Qabila, Josan-shi, Daee, Ostetrica, Partera, Ferloskundige, Cnáimhseach, Bába, Midwife: Mothers of the earth, Mothers of life.

The Earth Mother Project emerges from a quiet ecofeminist resistance to the ongoing extraction of bodies, land, and meaning. It explores the rupture between humans and the living world, and the emotional, bodily, and ecological traces this separation leaves behind—an invisible wound that continues to shape how we exist in the world and in the body. Landscape, body, and story are approached as entangled sites of relation—porous, cyclical, and interdependent—where perception, memory, and matter continuously inform one another. The practice asks how kinship might be lived as method, and how attention itself might become a form of care. By moving across different ecologies and states of relation, this work becomes an ongoing investigation into how separation from nature is felt in the body, and how we might remain in relation within damaged, interdependent worlds.

The first series centers on the visual and material dialogue between women’s bodies and forests. In landscapes shaped by logging, stormfall, and ecological stress, bodies and trees appear both distinct and entangled: surfaces marked by exposure, extraction, vulnerability, and endurance. Gestures of contact, witnessing, and care emerge—not to seek resolution, but to stay with what cannot easily be repaired.

Exhibitions

Kvindeblik – Kroppen som kraftfelt / The female gaze – the body as field of power
Gimsing Kultur og Kunst Center, Denmark January 10 – March 8, 2026
Unwritten - A record of resistance
DISIR and Dark Gallery March 8-16th, Copenhagen.