Is this my habitat?

According to the chaos theory or the butterfly effect, a wing stroke a place in the world should be able to trigger a hurricane on the other side of the globe. Today`s reality confirms this theory and we notice in everyday life that all life on earth is connected and we humans are dependent on each other. Will animals take human`s place, will nature take over, what should we humans do to adapt?

 

I følge kaosteorien eller sommerfugleffekten skal et vingeslag et sted i verden kunne utløse en orkan på den andre siden av kloden. Dagens virkelighet bekrefter denne teorien og vi merker at alt liv på jorden henger sammen og vi mennesker er avhengige av hverandre. Vil dyr ta menneskets plass, vil naturen ta over, hvordan vil vi mennesker tilpasse oss ?

The Storyteller`s Puzzle, 100 x 120 cm, acryl on canvas, 2022, commissioned by Moss Municipality
Is this still my Habitat ? Acrylic, iridescent media on canvas, 125 x 170 cm, 2019. Exhibited at Kunsthall Oslo, Norway
Where am I ? Acrylic, iridescent media on canvas, 125 x 170 cm, 2020
Afraid, Acrylic, iridescent media on canvas, 125 x 170 cm, 2020
Warning, Acrylic, iridescent media on canvas, 125 x 170 cm, 2020
Nature`s Way, Acrylic, iridescent media on canvas, 200 x 78 cm, 2019
Looking for Shelter, Acrylic, iridescent media on canvas, 200 x 78 cm, 2020
Pathfinder, Acrylic, iridescent media on canvas, 200 x 78 cm, 2020
Forgotten Fernandina, Acrylic, iridescent media on canvas, 50 x 60 cm, 2020
Hiding Pangolin, Acrylic, iridescent media on canvas, 50 x 60 cm, 2020
Lucky Moment, Acrylic on canvas, 50 x 60 cm, 2021
Searching, Acrylic on canvas, 50 x 60 cm, 2021
Hiding Place 1, Acrylic on canvas, 50 x 60 cm, 2021
Hiding Place 2, Acrylic on canvas, 50 x 60 cm, 2021