FREEZING MOO

I am pretty sure most of you people who has been in the black metal scene for a while and going to festivals will know Freezing Moo. An amazing live photographer and a fellow black metal nerd.

I met her trough Mayhem, and she has inspired me in so many ways, in her always happy mood, her funny jokes and her art.

Saddenly, she passed away in 2022 after a long fight with breast cancer. I wanted to honor her with a painting inspired by some of her black and white photos.

What is a better way to honor her, than showing this painting off for the first time, than Inferno festival. I hope you enjoy it. Freezing Moo will forever be in my thoughts whenever I listen to Mayhem.

“Freezing Moo” acrylics on canvas 70x90cm
Dotwork and bright acrylic paint to get the contrast
Freezing Moo
Me and her in tokyo
Of course we had matching Mayhem tattoos

Thank you for the friendship, and you will be forever missed.

EXPLODING SKULL PROJECT

On of my favorite artists Richey Beckett made a collaborative art project online during the lockdown. He made the base skull, and then different artists was allowed to make something out of it. This was mine. Everyone should check this guys art out. You have probably seen some of it before if you are into music.

Back to Tokyo

Had to go back to Tokyo, and stayed on Shinjuku this time. Instant regret. I do like Shibuya a lot better.

But I did get to finally hang out with Moo! An amazing photograper from Tokyo I know theough the guys in Mayhem.

Did some shopping in Harajuku and Cat street, some beers, and met some new people. But I gotta say; Tokyo alone for 3 days was kinda lonely.

Shinjuku Bacon pig

Foo dog at a temple in Tokyo

Cherry blossom allready started

TOKYO BOUND

Finally made it back to Japan! First stop is Tokyo…

Even though I didn’t get much sleep on the plane, I managed to go and get some dinner with Trommas, a tattoo artist from Norway who also happened to be here…

Today’s breakfast was the legendary vegan ramen from Tan Tan at Tokyo Station:

The last day was spent in Tokyo for my birthday. All I wanted was some sightseeing and a good dinner. We ended up with japanese barneque with a friend of the guys.

Japan has been absolutely amazing, and allthough is good to be back in Norway, I kinda miss the japanese living.

Saw some early Sakuras blooming. I thought I would have to come back in spring to see it…



Japan, I will see you next year for some more snow and good times. Can’t wait! 

YES ON LIFE!

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