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In 2014 I made an art exhibition based around Jean Michel Jarre's Magnetic fields album and my rather limited understanding of quantum physics. This particular drawing is based on the 4th track of the album. And is supposed to be the most powerful synthesizer in the universe. According to the theories I've read everything around us is made up of different frequencies. Just like sound and music. So wouldn't it make sense if the creator of the universe played it into existence on a synthesizer based on sacred geometry? Many thanks to Svein Arild Kristiansen who helped photographing the drawing. It was way too big to fit in my scanner. Thank you for watching!

This is from a project I did in 2014. It was basicly based on some ideas I got from listening to Jean Michel Jarre's Magnetic Fields album. Which in turn made me understand something really profound. The album has 5 tracks, so I made drawings for each one of the tracks. This is for the 5th and last track. A happy rhumba. I have the drawing I made for the 4th track available here too. Many thanks to Svein Arild Kristiansen who helped photographing the drawing. It was way too big to fit in my scanner. Thank you for watching!

This is from a series of drawings called Al Khemet that I made in the autumn of 2015. The whole thing is based on the origins of the word "alchemy". If I have understood it correctly the word can be traced back to the Egyptian Al Khemet. Al supposedly means "of" or "from", and khemet means "the black land". It again comes from the word khem which means "black". The ancient Egyptians supposedly often reffered to their country as Khemet (because of the dark, rich and fertile soil). My "story" is based on the "from black" meaning, as this story is drawn in black ink only. The whole series can be read as a comic on tapastic. Thank you for watching!

This is from a series of drawings called Al Khemet that I made in the autumn of 2015. The whole thing is based on the origins of the word "alchemy". If I have understood it correctly the word can be traced back to the Egyptian Al Khemet. Al supposedly means "of" or "from", and khemet means "the black land". It again comes from the word khem which means "black". The ancient Egyptians supposedly often reffered to their country as Khemet (because of the dark, rich and fertile soil). My "story" is based on the "from black" meaning, as this story is drawn in black ink only. The whole series can be read as a comic on tapastic. Thank you for watching!

This was originally a poster from an art exhibition based around Jean Michel Jarre's Magnetic Fields album. And is pretty much a direct appropriation of the LP cover. Thank you for watching!