Natalie is an architect, artist, and researcher based in Gothenburg, Sweden. Her work addresses contemporary socio-ecological challenges by examining concepts of co-existence She is interested in design strategies that fosters care and intimacy with local ecologies, extending these principles to strengthen human relationships.
She is a co-founder of Garden Loops, a collective of architects and artists operating through Gothenburg and Sydney. The collective’s practice investigates local ecologies and food systems through a more-than-human perspective. Garden Loops employs workshops as a platform for open, shared learning, aiming to establish collaborative networks and promote interdisciplinary dialogue.
Natalie holds a postmaster from the Royal Academy of Arts in Stockholm, where she participated in the program Of Public Interest (OPI) Lab 2023-2024.
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education
(2025-2026) Feral Writing, postmaster programme, Royal Academy of Arts in Stockholm (2023-2024) Of Public Interest (OPI) Lab, postmaster programme, Royal Academy of Arts in Stockholm (2018-2020) Master’s degree in architecture and urban design, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg (2018-2019)Master’s programme in architecture, Seoul National University, Seoul (2013-2016) Bachelor degree in Architecture, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg
selected exhibitions and public presentations
(2026) Exhibition: (em)Bodied Animal Training, Spazio Volta, Bergamo, Italy. (2025) Lecture + Workshop: ”Climate Hopes” a two-day event at Skövde Konstmuseet, Skövde, Sweden
(2025) Exhibition: ”Making Kin” group exhibition, exhibiting a sculptural installation with video-piece, in collaboration with Federico Godino, BASE, Milan, Italy
(2025) Exhibition: ”Rubble is a Seed so Red” sculpture and sound-piece, collaboration with Garden Loops, Bergrummet, Konstepidemien, Gothenburg, Sweden
(2025) Exhibition: ”The Ruderal Garden” an experimental garden exploring ruderal species, Färgfabriken konsthall.