我對陶藝的熱情真正被點燃，是在二十歲那年，看到一些古老的日本茶碗照片。我從未見過那樣的東西，與我熟悉的丹麥陶藝傳統截然不同，也讓我深深著迷。正因如此，我不久後便申請了哥本哈根的陶藝學校。
如今作為一位陶藝家，我特別喜歡直接與來自大地的礦物對話，並透過創作參與它們的轉化過程。自然本身與其變化，始終是我最重要的靈感來源之一。製作茶碗成為我在冬季沉靜時光中的創作實踐，也進一步啟發我在其他陶藝領域的創作。我的每只茶碗都是獨一無二而且有自己的編號。有些作品會經過多次施釉與燒製來增加層次與深度。
My deeper passion for ceramics was ignited when I was 20 years old and shown some pictures of beautiful old Japanese chawan. I had never seen anything like it. It was as different from the old Danish pottery tradition as could be. And so inspiring, that I applied for an education in ceramics in Copenhagen soon after.
As a ceramic artist, I now enjoy working directly with Earth’s minerals and their transformation into something new. Nature and its processes are a main source of inspiration for me. Making chawan has become a new practice for me in the quiet winter months. It is freeing and inspiring in my other ceramic work as well. All my chawan are unique and have its own number. Often they are glaze-fired several times to give extra interest and depth to the individual chawan.