From the 'Freedom from the Known' series: 'Self Portrait Completion of the Fragmentation after witnessing his Suicide Attempt' 2019, 70 x 70 cm, different red colored pencils.

This drawing depicts the completion of the fragmentation of my mind the moment I witnessed my friend I loved more than myself made a suicide attempt. In his psychosis he felt he betrayed Jesus and of course projected this figure Jesus onto me, and the betrayer onto him. Due to youth traumas my mind was already fragmented. Now it feels this needed to happen because of a greater healing.

From the 'Freedom from the Known' series: Study for 'A Faggot's Kiss' (inspired by 'Judas Iscariot kisses Jesus' by Eilif Peterssen) 2020, 70 x 70 cm, red colored pencils, drawn in silence

From the 'Freedom from the Known' series: Study for Dead Crow on my way to Tarascon (inspired by the lost painting by Van Gogh: Selfportrait on the Road to Tarascon) 2020, 70 x 70 cm, red colored pencil, drawn in silence

From the 'Freedom from the Known' series: Flattened Dead Raven (bye bye superstition) 2020, 70 x 70 cm, different red colored pencils, drawn to the Goldberg Variations by Bach

From the 'Unfinished Drawing Series' 2019, 70 x 70 cm several red colored pencils

From the 'Freedom from the Known' series: Worshipping the only one God 2020, 70 x 70 cm, different red colored pencils, drawn to Akhnaten by Philip Glass

From the 'Freedom from the Known' series: Self Portrait: Felt left behind fragmented after witnessing his Suicide Attempt No II 2020, 70 x 70 cm, different red colored pencils

From the 'Freedom from the Known' series: A Red Square: Seeking and finding pleasure and comfort in Knivskjelodden 2020, 70 x 70 cm, different red colored pencils, drawn to the music of Einaudi

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His Self-Portrait as a Fool 2020, East-Indian ink, acrylic paint and acrylic marker

Two Men with Rucksacks: the Journey never made, 2020, East-Indian ink and acrylic marker