What is magic?
Magic is an abstract performance art that takes form when it's shared.​ It's not about the trick. It's about the moment it can create, that unique experience, that shouldn't exist, but it does.
It creates an illusion that takes form in the mind and because we are so used to base all decisions on our mind this moment can make things really amazing, and trippie.
 
Why magic?
I love the moment magic is shared but equally as much I love to practise. I love to teach my body stuff my brain can't remember. All techniques has to be worn in to the body until they become second nature.
I find this so amazing, that something that is really complex for the brain to understand can be taught to the body and then be done without hesitation.
It was my fascination of this phenomenon and love for illusions that got me started over fifteen years ago. 
We don't often think about how much information that is stored in our body. To give you a simple example, when you brush your teeth, you just have to start and it pretty much happens, the body knows the way. Then try to do it the exact same way with your weak hand and you will see how much effort it takes to even do it poorly. That's because the brain has to do so much work.
 
Why english?
I thought it would be suitable to share something in english since the language is a big part of my journey. My brain think about magic in english because most of my inspiration comes from seing other international magicians online and from reading their books, yes we occasionly share secrets, wink. This is also a part of an answer to a question people often ask, how and where I learn?
My biggest inspirations in are David Blaine, David Williamson, Håkan Berg, Garrett Thomas, Joshua Jay, Dai Vernon, Jay Sankey, Rune Klan, Brad Christian, Darwin Ortiz and Roberto Giobbi.