About!

With a diverse range of life experiences, I have had the opportunity to work in a variety of fields. As a jet engine mechanic for Volvo Aero, I developed a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of complex machinery. This experience taught me the importance of precision and problem-solving skills. Later, I transitioned into the art world and became an Art Framing Manager at Crimson Färglab, one of Scandinavia’s most prestigious labs. In this role, I collaborated closely with professional photographers and artists, ensuring their artistic requirements were met to the highest standards. By engaging with them on the details and techniques they envisioned for their projects, I sharpened my creativity and design sensibility. This position allowed me to apply my skills in a new way and deepened my appreciation for the beauty of art from a fresh perspective. Thanks to those skill I got the opportunity to work at Stanford University in spatial biology. This allowed me to expand my knowledge of the natural world and to explore the intricacies of living organisms. The skills I developed in microscopy and biology have proven useful in various aspects of my life, from identifying the smallest details in art to understanding the complexities of the human body. Throughout my career, I have also honed my jack-of-all-trades skills, allowing me to adapt to new situations and learn new skills quickly. This flexibility has been essential in my various roles and has allowed me to thrive in diverse environments. Overall, my experiences as a jet engine mechanic, art framing manager, and microscopy biologist have taught me the importance of attention to detail, creativity, adaptability, and a willingness to learn. These skills have been invaluable in both my personal and professional life, and I am grateful for the unique experiences that have helped shape me into the person I am today.