Reparatørene kommer!

Year 2024

Participatory Art Project
Art Dissemination
Visual Identity
Link to Master’s thesis here

The Repairers Are Coming! is a participatory art project that explores the act of repair as a tool for fostering interaction and engagement in urban spaces. Developed through artistic research in collaboration with an elementary school and Oslo Metropolitan University, the project involved collecting discarded materials from the city and transforming them—primarily into chairs.

Through workshops, participants reimagined public space, reflecting on identity, sustainability, and community involvement. By searching for «treasures» in their surroundings, they engaged with the stories embedded in broken objects, questioning how repair can shape our understanding of shared environments. These interactions challenge and expand our perception of public space while also exploring how art can actively contribute to transforming and enriching these shared environments.

Recycled map used to place the "found objects" in time and space.

Collage. 2024.

The chair of "the King Bert" made during workshops.

Recycled materials. 2024.

"Langes Stolen"

Recycled materials. 2024.

In this project, the interactions between participants and the «repaired objects» were a central focus. The artistic process explored how these elements influenced one another, shaping both individual and collective experiences.

"Rullende tronen"

Recycled materials. 2024.

List of materials used during the reparation procesess

Collage. 2024.

«How would you look like if you were a chair?»

On the second day of workshops, each participant created their own chair-portrait, offering them a new way to see themselves and each other. This exercise provided insight into how participants perceived their identities and relationships, as well as how these perceptions affected their engagement in the repair process.

Self-portraits made during 2nd day of workshops.

Collage. 2024.

Self-portraits made during 2nd day of workshops

Collage. 2024.

The project reflects on how the objects we work on can serve as mirrors of self-expression—surfaces where we project, observe, and question ourselves.

FINAL EXHIBITION AT OSLOMET

A selection of chairs and chair-portraits created during the workshops was showcased in the final exhibition, accompanied by brochures for visitors to take. The brochure invited visitors to engage in their own repair process while exploring the city of Oslo, offering examples and ideas on how to create their own chair.
You can download the brochure here.

Multidisciplinary graphic designer specializing in the arts and cultural fields. I thrive on projects that allow me to combine my passion for art with my skills in communication and design, exploring the role and influence of art in today’s society.

Education

Instituto Europeo Di Design
2014 – 2018
Madrid, Spain

Bachelor’s in Graphic Design and Communication

AEPI. Computer Programmers Association
2019
Madrid, Spain

Master’s in Web design + Programming

Oslo Metropolitan University
2022 – 2024
Oslo, Norway

Master’s in Art and Society

Skills

Webdesign
UI/UX Design + Webdevelopment

Photography
Skills in composition + photo editing
Adobe Creative Suite
Photoshop + InDesign + Illustrator + After Effects

Graphic Design
Concept development + Visual Identity + Editorial / Book design

Experience

Freelance designer

July 2019 – present

Brand + Website Design for small businesses
publication + layout design
Social media + communication strategies

Student Assistant, OsloMet

September 2023 – May 2024

Assisting art students with Adobe programs + use of camera and photography equipment + photography assistant for photo shoots

«Reparatørene kommer!»

November 2023 – December 2023

Participatory art project with a school class in Oslo + developing the art project as an artist + leading and managing workshops + execution of public installation

Bragernes ByLab

March 2023 – May 2023

Participatory art project in Drammen, Norway as part of EU-project CONTRA (CONflict in TRAnsformations). As an assistant in the project: recruitment of participants + handling set design and room setup + facilitating and executing the ByLabs experience

Art Gallery Cruz Más Cruz

April 2019 – June 2019

Webdesign + support in curating exhibition + recreation of Cruz Novillo’s artwork

Bow Tie fashion brand

November 2018 – March 2019

Community manager + social media strategist + panning and implementing strategies for social media

Next 3000 Design Studio

June 2018 – November 2018

Design intern. Brand identity + layout design + UX/Web design

Lina Ortas Communication

February 2016 – July 2016

Design + marketing intern + creation of content for social media for different brands + design of mailchimp e-newsletters

WE ARE FAIR!

February 2016

International art festival in Madrid, Spain. Exhibited a cooking book with illustrations + layout design + bookbinding

ARLES, Les Rencontres de la Photographie

June 2017

Photography portfolio review with Rafael Doctor (Director of the Andalusian Photography House)