I built a little soil hut on a small hill in the forest that I want to share with you!

October 2024 update : At the moment I won’t be able to meet you if you stay in the Gamme as I’m traveling. After hitchhiking with boats over the Atlantic, then traveling from island to island through the Caribbean to Mexico and have then been traveling south. I am now in Colombia. Not flying anymore due to the climate crisis and really enjoying the adventures of traveling slowly. The plan is to learn, enjoy and explore different ways of living with nature, and absorb all the culture and art on the way 😁

I love art, film, music, dance, philosophy and the outdoors. Amo el arte, yoga, el cine, la música, la danza, la filosofía y la naturaleza.

Interests

🌿 Books I would say is in the spirit of this place:
Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer
Women who run with the wolfs by Pinkola
Walden
Shelter by Lloyd Khan
One straw revolution, One straw revolutionary (Fukuoka and Korn)
You matter more than you think by Karen O’Brian
The secret life of trees
Peace is every step and Zen and the Art of Saving the Planet by Thich Nhat Tanh
Siddharta and Steppenwolf by Herman Hesse
Walk through walls by Marina Abramovic
The spiritual Journey of Aleandro Jodorowsky
The silent spring
Tending the wild
The Moneyless Manifesto
The books and ideas of Simone Weil, Joana Macy, Vandana Shiva, Rilke, Audre Lorde, Tara Brach, Charles Eisenstein, Arne Næss and Sigmund Setereng.

Films that suits the gamme:
Who we were: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6WfEml2V4E

Tomorrow, Films for Action https://www.filmsforaction.org/watch/tomorrow-take-concrete-steps-to-a-sustainable-future/

Fantastic Fungi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxABOiay6oA

• writing
• yoga
• meditation
• music
• ecology
• philosophy
• art
• plants
• film
• activism
• contact improvisation
• feminism
• outdoors
• filosofia
• ecologia
• tango argentino
• ecofeminism
• playing violin
• seeds
• yoga teacher

What I Can Share with Hosts

A very primitive soil hut built with almost only found materials, driftwood and so on. No electrcity, no water, no wifi. Cooking on open fire in the stove (pots in the gamme) or on an old camping stove. No toilet, (burn your paper) No shower, but a lake to swim in quite close. A sofa that can be turned in to a double bed.

Bring wood, a sleeping bag if you have and water. Drinkable water in the lake if you boil it well, or fill the bottles in Kabelvåg. Axe for cutting wood is there. 20-40 min walk to the centre of Kabelvåg, depends on the season. It can be really hard to find it, so make sure you have enough experience with navigating with map, plan well, use the daylight and have proper clothes and shoes for a hike.

I lived outside + in the gamme for 1,5 a year because I love the outdoors and was longing for solitude and calmness. I don’t live there anymore, so you will be left alone. A place to think, read, write, make art, be outoor, meditate, be quiet, be loud, or just be.

Countries I’ve Lived In

New Zealand, Norway