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2011
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Last Christmas in Sweden
Last Christmas in Sweden
After almost four years, we have decided to move. I truly appreciated this country, its political and social system, as well as the sense of security that prevails here, regardless of one's socio-economic status. I was touched by Swedish traditions and the kindness of the people 💫.
Of course, spending several months in the cold and snow was a challenge – it’s not something I’m used to 🥴! But despite that, Sweden has taught me so much and enriched me greatly.
A big thank you to Maj-Len for this beautiful greeting card illustrating the typical candles of this season. See you soon, Sweden!
dec2011
"Boats in the sea"
"Boats in the sea"
This artwork was created a few months after the birth of my second son. It was the first time I drew without having a model in mind or being inspired by an image.
It was born from pure inspiration—a mix of the immense joy I felt and the insecurities about the big decisions that awaited me in the months to come ✨.
oct2011
A new chapter in my life: the birth of my second son
A new chapter in my life: the birth of my second son
After the closing of an enriching chapter, a new breath of life arrived with the birth of my second son ✨. A mix of hope, love, and new responsibilities now fills my daily life, with two children at home to cherish and guide 🙂 ❤️❤️.
juil2011
Closing of a magnificent art therapy group
Closing of a magnificent art therapy group
In June 2011, this wonderful therapy group with seven women came to a close after 19 sessions filled with emotions and shared experiences. It was an unforgettable journey, not only for the participants but also for me.
Leading this group with Maj-Len Radmans was my first exploration of co-therapy—a discovery of the power of working together, as well as mutual trust and admiration.
juin2011
Easter traditions in Västerås
Easter traditions in Västerås
Visiting the main square of Västerås to see the beautiful Easter decorations was surely an interesting experience for a 19 months old. The trees were covered in bright feathers—pink, yellow, blue, and orange. This Swedish tradition started long ago and comes from an old custom of playfully tapping friends with birch twigs before Lent. Now, it’s all about colour and joy. Glad Påsk! 🐣✨
avril2011
Visiting Auschwitz-Birkenau in Poland was one of the most difficult and powerful experiences of my life. Walking through the camp, seeing the endless maze of personal belongings, feeling the overwhelming silence, it is a place where breathing feels heavy...
It is a visit that leaves you changed, a reminder of the horrors that can arise when humanity is lost. Every politician, every leader, and every one of us should walk through these grounds...😏
avril2011
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