– My focus is the same as it has always has been: Trying new things.

Working in my home office in Oslo, Norway. Photo: Olha Korop.

My great-grandmother Liv Lundberg’s third novel and her wax Candles and stamp. Liv Lundberg had three novels published by Gyldendal Norsk Forlag in the 30’s and 40’s. Photo: Olha Korop.
In my early teens my art history teacher introduced me to the ideal of the uomo universale. At that point, it felt like I had found my calling. Or, it had found me. Since the ideal is impossible to achive, I’m always occupied with various projects, experimenting with different mediums of communication.
My curiousity has led to a variety of experiences. I’ve made award winning animated short films, toured the world as a musician and worked with art mediation for a variety of institutions.
Since 2019 my professional focus has been writing. I currently hold a position as writer and critic for KUNST, the leading Nordic art magazine. I also serve as beehype’s Norwegian correspondent, and occationally do freelance work for publications such as Ballade and Kunst Pluss.
This website functions mainly as a portfolio, divided into sections dedicated to different mediums, reflecting the diversity of my practice. The website also includes a blog, exclusively in English. Hopefully you’ll find what you’re looking for.
Bibliography
• Innafor/utafor – anthology (2022)
• Donald Duck & Co – De klassiske årgangene 1983 del I – foreword (2024)
• This is not my real name – essay (upcoming)
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Numbers
135
Articles published
1,680
Instagram followers
15
Publications/clients
750
LinkedIn followers
1,800
Views annually (edillner.com)
2,000
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Last updated June 2025
Published in
KUNST (Fineart), Ballade, Paragone, Kunst Pluss (Norske Kunstforeninger), GAFFA, beehype, Musikknyheter.no, PUTSJ, Fletta, Splittet kjerne, Subjekt, Rapsode, Agenda teXt, Donald.no/Andeby.dk/KalleAnka.se, Donald Duck & Co – De klassiske årgangene (Egmont Kids Media), Nils Aas Kunstverksted
Art Reviews and Essays
Ai Weiwei, Anna-Eva Bergman, Bjørn Båsen, Do Ho Suh, Edvard Munch, Emanuel Vigeland, Erik Wessel, Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Gro Folkan, Gustav Vigeland, Halvard Haugerud, Katie Paterson, Lisbeth Norshus, Mali Roald, Marie Blom, Morten Vågen Jensen, Nikolai Astrup, Olav Christopher Jenssen, Paulina Olowska, Pierre Huyghe, Robert Irwing, Rose Wylie, Tue Greenfort, Toril Johannessen, Vanna Bowles
Music Reviews
Amalie Holt Kleive, Benedikt, Benjamin Mørk, Caja, Ea Othilde, Emilie Nicolas, Evigheten, Fieh, Frugaard, Han Gaiden, Jacob Collier, J00, JUNO, Kaanan, Konradsen, Køber, Margrete, Maria Norseth Garla, MÍO, Philip Glass, Pom Poko, Sara Wolff, Sid Hart, Stein Austrud, thea wang, Ultraflex, Verdensrommet
Interviews
Klaus Mäkelä, Ahmed Umar, Johannes Høie, Hanne Cecilie Gulstad, Vilde Eskedal, Arild Midthun, Ferioli, Gaute Moe
Career highlights
2025: Intern Kunst Pluss, Norske Kunstforeninger.
2024: Book Foreword: Donald Duck & Co – De klassiske årgangene. Podcast guest: Hva er kunst?
2023: Published in Kunst Pluss.
2022: Join KUNST Magazine. Published in Ballade, GAFFA and Musikknyheter.no.

KUNST Magazine issue 1-3/2022. 2021: Interviewed by Trafo.no.
2020: Accepted as member of the Norwegian Critic’s Association. edillner.com launched.
2019: Begin professional career as critic of music and art. First published in Paragone, Subjekt and beehype. Complete one year program in Art History at the University of Oslo.
2018: Perform at Lollapalooza Argentina and Roskilde program launch.

2017: European Tour x 2 + festivals. Curate first exhibition.

Performing at TivoliVredenburg, Utrecht, Spring 2017. Photo: Axel Øksby. 2016: Join Jakob Ogawa’s band as a bassist.
2013-2016: Pursue visual arts at Oslo by Steinerskole.
2013-2014: Writer for Egmont Publishing.

2011-2013: Moderator for Egmont Publishing.
2010: Awarded the Amandus award (Norwegian Junior Oscars).

Accepting the Amandus award in 2010. Photo: Kristoffer Øverli Andersen / TT Nyhetsbyrån 2009: Awarded international movie awards (Chicago, Hamburg).
1997: Born in Oslo.
Latest blog posts
Best Norwegian music 2019–2024
A collection of my annual Norwegian picks since I joined beehype in 2019.
Interview with Klaus Mäkelä
A portrait of the Finnish conductor on the occasion of his new role as the Chief Conductor for the Oslo Philharmonic.
Orchestrated: Electronica
Second part of the Orchestrated series. featuring Nero, Daft Punk, Susumu Yokata and more.