I am an artist and sociologist working with radio, story, voice and performance. I often work collaboratively. 

Recently, I have been making radio stations as artistic forms, working with stations of varying durations and scales.  
SkottegatenFM was a mini-FM radio station transmitting daily from my dining room table for three months including neighborhood street parties. In 2021, I launched an ongoing city-wide community AM + FM + online radio station called Radio Multe 93.8FM, inspired by  multebær (cloudberries). We broadcast at select times. Commissioned as part of Bergen Assembly 2025, Night Air sent live nighttime lullabies from Bergen Kunsthall for 60 nights across generational time and space via AM, FM and shortwave radio. 

Radio stations led me to on-air conversation as an artistic material for co-creating, learning with and experimenting with  communication. This includes working with radio interference, and signal jamming. Radio Multe has an unnamed shadow/ jamming station next door. 

In 2025 I completed an artistic research PhD fellowship in Bergen, Norway. The PhD, "re- radio," is about radio and relationality, focusing on how we become in the spaces between us.  I lead radio workshops such as Jamming the Signal and How to Cook a Radio Station. 

Since fall 2025, I teach and supervise in the PhD in the Arts program at Mozarteum's Institute for Open Arts in Salzburg, Austria.