House of Wild Water
and other writings
- On SenecaAnd the shortness of life Introduction For as long as I can remember, I have loved philosophy. I consider it a pillar of my own self. If I were one… Read more: On Seneca
- (no title)Do you remember life before the internet? I was born mid 90s, two years after the internet was lauched for the public – so I guess I don’t really remember… Read more: (no title)
- Project pivotOriginally, the story of Gutnabáđoš was only meant for my daughter. Then, for more sámi children, and then for a film project. We got quite far – building a team… Read more: Project pivot
- It’s the way she bears herselfWhat is something others do that sparks your admiration? In my adolescence, I had a music teacher that I still admire a lot. She is very different from myself, which… Read more: It’s the way she bears herself
- Indigenous mental health – Álgoálbmogiid mielladearvvašvuohtaI recently became part of a council created to aid SÁNAG/SANKS in their care of sámi peoples health. I have a deep interest and passion for this subject, and great… Read more: Indigenous mental health – Álgoálbmogiid mielladearvvašvuohta
- New sign in Galleri Føniks!Our pop-up gallery, Galleri Føniks (gallery phoenix) now has a fresh new sign. ✨️👌 We recently opened a gallery in my little hometown of Knarvik, Norway. A lovely project with… Read more: New sign in Galleri Føniks!
- Sámi skábma workshop – Christmas/yule traditions in sámi cultureA year ago, I started studying Sámi yule traditions. I prefer not to call it christmas, since the practice predates christianity in this region. When I grew up, my parents… Read more: Sámi skábma workshop – Christmas/yule traditions in sámi culture
- Ethical meat eater?What are your feelings about eating meat? Hunting, fishing, herding – I am in full support when done right. The meat industry however, is creepy at best and hellish at… Read more: Ethical meat eater?
- Sámi ruohttasiid eananBajásšadden davvin, muhto dál rávisolmmožin – mun ásan gávpogis. Nu, duohtavuođas, in mun gal, go ođđasit árvvoštalan – muhto mun in leat guhkkin eret doppe, lea unnit go diibmobeale vuodjin… Read more: Sámi ruohttasiid eanan
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