A friend of mine asked me, what do the paintings mean? They can mean anything you want, I answered. That being true I also thought that this answer was a little too easy. So what does abstract art mean to me? When an abstract painting touches me, it can have the effect that I look at ordinary things in a new light. For example: A section of a wall with the lines and structures that are there. A small piece of earth with patches of weed and little stones in different colours. A section of cloud and sky. Letting my eyes rest on the details of a defined area, taking it all in without thinking about what it is, the same way I look at an abstract painting. And then looking at things this way, sometimes inspires a painting. 

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I was born in Copenhagen, Denmark.

I have been living and travelling in India, Nepal and South East Asia for eight years. 

I have been teaching Yoga and Meditation for 25 years. 

Asana, Pranayama, Dharana, Yoga Nidra, Japa, Antar Mouna.

Yoga teacher education through Swami Janakananda, Scandinavian Yoga and Meditation School, Sweden.

I have had a number of jobs: taxi driver, brakeman, lumberjack, shipyard worker, journalist, and many more. 

In 2008 I met my wife Annette in Kalady, a small village in Kerala, South India. We are living in Brissago, Ticino, Switzerland.