Building the DIKULT105 labs
A closer look at the interactive teaching environment I built: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Construct 3, research, accessibility and independent creative work.
Writing
Essays and project notes.
All Writing
Fall Equinox: The Room Has Been Sorted
Two rooms at CDN Equinox, one question. What happens when a system gets to describe you, but you do not get to change its terms?
Twenty-Three Versions
HAGEN is on its twenty-third named version and probably not a third of the way to what it's meant to become. What the build history actually proves about who authors AI-assisted work.
The Eighth Mountain
On building Trail Mix — a hiking game and a real walk from Sandviken to Fløyen that share one archive, and a source-verification rule the code itself enforces.
I Said Log Out. It Said Come Back.
Mount Media as an emotional chamber. I left part of my heart on an old Fortnite island. The place vanished. The feeling did not. Notes toward a bachelor's thesis.
Pride Park 2026
A location-based digital folklore game where queer belonging becomes playable infrastructure, distributed across bodies, phones, paths and ritual.
Me, Myself and A.I. — Part II
I asked A.I. to generate the ideal partner. Not as a joke. As research. On perfect alignment, parasocial intelligence and the machine-made ideal.
Me, Myself and A.I.
A personal essay on generative images, queer presentation and the statistical logic through which artificial intelligence systems misgender.
Why I Code Like Ada Lovelace
On remix, authorship, sound-reactive systems and why code does not need purity in order to become a real artistic practice.
Inngang C eksisterer ikke.
Jeg forlot en Killer Queen-konsert tidlig. Ikke fordi musikken var dårlig, men fordi Freddie Mercury ikke var i rommet med oss.
Under the Umbrella
Algorithmic resistance, queer visibility and what happens when strategic communication becomes a negotiation with the platform itself.
First Place in Electronic Literature
A reflection on receiving first place for The Turing Test: Fragments of a Life Saved by Pixels. Research you can experience.
The Hand and the Track
Posthuman authorship, AI-assisted creation and the recurring question: who built this, the human, the machine or the relation between them?
When the Mirror Knows Better
A microfiction about artificial recognition and the intimate, unsettling experience of becoming legible to a system before becoming legible to yourself.