I work on developing circular and bio-based value chains with a focus on textile materials, particularly Swedish wool. My motivation comes from the broader perspective—using our resources more wisely and creating sustainable systems for the future.
With my experience as a self-employed person and entrepreneur, I bring a practical perspective to my work. Among other things, I founded Sweden’s first clothing library, which challenged traditional consumption patterns and inspired a new way of using textiles and clothing. In addition to my work at Dalarna Science Park, I work as an artist specializing in natural textile materials and natural dyeing techniques.
What drives me is the opportunity to bring about change at the systemic level—to turn ideas into solutions with national reach and long-term impact. Being able to contribute to this transition alongside companies, regions, and other stakeholders feels very meaningful.
A motto you live by? To stay true to my heart in everything I do.
Who inspires you? Elin Wägner and her ability to drive large-scale change—such as the fight for women’s suffrage in the early 1900s—to think systemically, and to see the connections between people, society, and nature.
What makes you happy? Spending time with my daughter, doing creative projects together, and taking care of our farm.