Welcome to this year’s Autumn Market at Uppsala Science Park!

I will be there with my science jewelry along with several other exhibitors. We will be in Ljusgården on September 21st between 10am and 2pm.

On September 2, I will be one of 50 artists at Skeppskajen’s market in Uppsala.

Skeppskajen is the name of a new district that is emerging and links the industrial town with the city.

Friday, Saturday and Sunday,  the 29th and 31st of July, is time for the popular Craft Fair in Båstad. It’s one of Scandinavia’s largest craft fairs. Products of genuine craftsmanship are offered here; everything from fashion, interior design, gold and silver to blacksmithing, ceramics, glass, woodcraft…

You will find me and my science inspired jewelry at stand 116.

Welcome!

On May 25th, it’s Spring Market at Magasin X in Uppsala.

I will be there with my science inspired silver jewelry along with several other exhibitors. We will be there between 10:45 and 14:00.

Magasin X is an eye-catching creation next to the Travel Center in Uppsala. The house is Sweden’s largest office property to date, built with a frame entirely in wood and was completed last year. Warm welcome!

On Wednesday, May 24th, I will be at the Uppsala Science Park with a selection of my science jewellery. Perfect opportunity to get a Mother’s Day, graduation and/or dissertation present.

I open my exhibition ‘Science & Art’ at Galleri Upsala on Saturday 29 April.

If you do not have the opportunity to come on Saturday, the exhibition is open every day until Thursday May 4th.

Warm welcome!

Welcome to this year’s Spring market at Uppsala Science Park!

I will be there with my science jewelry along with several other exhibitors. We will be in Ljusgården on March 29th & 30th between 10am and 2pm.

Silver jewelry inspired by the Nobel Prize in Medicine/Physiology, Physics and Chemistry have been delivered to the Nobel Museum at Stortorget in Stockholm. Fantastic that more and more people are visiting the museum and the shop.

Golden ratio, earrings in silver 925.

The golden ratio is about how you can place things so that it feels harmonious and natural to the eye. The golden ratio is the ratio between two sides and a mathematical constant with the value 1.618. Leonardo da Vinci’s painting Mona Lisa follows the golden ratio.