Exhibition at Akademiska sjukhuset, Uppsala University Hospital
If you want to see some of my silver proteins – come to the University Hospital Art Association glass cabinet at the entrance 70. The exhibition is up until 3 October.
Jewelry for September
The silver protein för September is the beta-adrenergic receptor. The protein is located in the cell membrane. It recognizes and binds adrenaline.

New silver necklaces
Jewelry for the month
Every month I will show a protein structure in thin silver wire. The first protein in January was the coat protein of the bacterial virus MS2. Since then it has been myoglobin, potassium channel, calcitonin, birch pollen, insulin and glucagon. The protein for August is the human growth hormone.

New website
I’m so pleased and proud to announce my new website. Thanks Andreas for your nice work! The focus is on my handmade silver proteins. A perfect piece of silver jewelry for you who are looking for a different gift.
Welcome to my new website!
Exhibition at Akademiska sjukhuset, Uppsala University Hospital
In September, I will show my silver proteins in the Akademiska sjukhusets Art Association’s glass cabinet at the entrance 70.
Exhibition at Medical Products Agency, Uppsala
In April I showed 16 of my silver proteins, as well as some of my ‘normal’ silver jewelry in the Medical Products Agency in Uppsala.
DNA mutation
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2015 is awarded the cell’s repair of mutated DNA. I wanted to modify ‘my’ DNA helix. By soldering a silver bullet or a golden bullet on one of the strings, I made two different point mutations. There was great interest, especially the gold mutation. They were bought by the two Nobel laureates Paul Modrich and Aziz Sancar.
Light at Gallery Upsala
We’re organizing an exhibition at Gallery Upsala starting on Halloween (Oct 31st) and running until Nov 5th under the title “Light at Gallery Upsala”.
We’ll show
– prints of some artistic coherent X-ray diffraction images
– stroboscopic illumination and high speed photography
– protein and DNA jewelry
– 10000 Watts of tungsten halogen light
– living photosynthetic picoplankton (synecococcus and prochlorococcus marinus)
DNA jewelry
Following a request from the Nobel Museum I designed my variant of the DNA helix. A simple form that displays the major and minor groove. I made both necklace and earrings and they were ready in time for Nobel prize ceremony, December 10. One DNA pendant ‘starred‘ in the Nobel studio on Swedish television, SVT.
