EArth Mothers (working title)

The Earth Mother Project emerges from a quiet eco‑feminist resistance to the ongoing extraction of bodies, land, and meaning. Through photography, gesture, and relation, I look for cracks in dominant narratives to imagine slower, interdependent ways of being in connection and relationship. Working at the intersection of nature and narrative repair, my practice asks how kinship can become both method and ethic. Here both body, landscape and story become living sites of relation and exploration: porous, cyclical, vulnerable, wise, and mysterious.

This first series is call When Women Were Trees. It takes us into the woods, where female bodies and tree bodies interact in various stages of decaying and becoming. We meet Tree Sisters, Mother Trees, Soul mates, and Gaia herself. It emphasises rootedness, lineage, continuity, and relational awareness and offers inspiration for weaving new narratives of belonging.

The project will expand over the next year(s) to include other landscapes and elements such as water, soil, and rock, and incorporating text, cloth, and participatory practices.

This work (18 pieces) are currently showing at the exhibit: Kvindeblik - Kroppen som kraftfelt / The female gaze - the body as field of power. Gimsing Kultur og Kunst Center. January 10 to March 8, 2026