This summer I was interviewed by the Norwegian magazine “Min hjernehelse” (“My brain health” about my research:
I talk about my research on spatial cognition after my experience of temporarily losing it due to a brain cancer. I briefly present the two articles co-authored by Camilla Groth about the role of the hands when thinking and how we can support spatial cognition in learning and making. I also present findings from the article i wrote about mental health and carving wood during cancer treatment.
“Min Hjernehelse” is an online/physical magazine published by Hjernerådet (The Norwegian Brain Council)
The interview is unfortunately in Norwegian only, but hopefully it might be possible to translate if you are curious.
If you click on the link you will find more pictures of my work, me, and even a picture of a new project I haven’t yet published anything about. This secret project is tentatively called Pole-Pole Ebony, and could potentially become four smaller sculptures in ebony wood from Tanzania sourced last summer. Stay tuned
Marte S. Gulliksen - Researcher, Artist, Teacher 