All images Courtesy by the artist
My environmental concerns are the various ideas of nature and the people’s relationship with plants, natural phenomena, sustainability, and ecosystems in contemporary cultures.
Nature can share a variety of dialogues: from joy to hardship. Every region worldwide has a distinct environment that influences how people interact with nature and get a different view. For example, I explored the tree as a communicative force across culture, because trees are a significant part of nature. As Le Corbusier said, “Nature is order and law, unity and diversity without end, subtlety, harmony, and strength.”1
1. Le Corbusier, The Modulor (London: Faber and Faber, 1951), p. 25.

Contemplation
2019
Glass jar, tree branch, glass
148 x 380 x 140 cm (58 x 150 x 55 in.)
Installation view, SAUDADE - Niets bestaat dat niet iets anders aanraakt, Kunstenfestival Watou, Poperinge, Belgium, 2019

Pine Forest
2018
Wood, paint, nail, wire
27 x 65 x 220 cm (11 x 26 x 87 in.)
Installation view, flowing - virtaava, Serlachius Residency- Aleksanterin Iinna, Mänttä, Finland, 2018

flowing
2018
Canvas, linen, tracing paper, wood, tape, fishing wire, thread
270 x 250 x 270 cm (106 x 98 x 106 in.)
Installation view, flowing - virtaava, Serlachius Residency- Aleksanterin Iinna, Mänttä, Finland, 2018

flowing
2018
Canvas, linen, tracing paper, wood, tape, fishing wire, thread
270 x 250 x 270 cm (106 x 98 x 106 in.)
Installation view, flowing - virtaava, Serlachius Residency- Aleksanterin Iinna, Mänttä, Finland, 2018

Interrelation
2021
Glass jar, tree branch, glass
Installation view, Black Star Pastry Shanghai, 2022
Photo: © 2021 Jonathan Leijonhufvud. All Rights Reserved.

Interrelation
2021
Glass jar, tree branch, glass
Installation view, Black Star Pastry Shanghai, 2022
Photo: © 2021 Jonathan Leijonhufvud. All Rights Reserved.

Interrelation
2021
Glass jar, tree branch, glass
Installation view, Black Star Pastry Shanghai, 2022
Photo: © 2021 Jonathan Leijonhufvud. All Rights Reserved.