avocation
[ av-uh-key-shuhn ] noun
1. something a person does in addition to a principal occupation,
especially for pleasure; hobby
2. a person's regular occupation, calling, or vocation.
3. Archaic. diversion or distraction.
[ av-uh-key-shuhn ] noun
1. something a person does in addition to a principal occupation,
especially for pleasure; hobby
2. a person's regular occupation, calling, or vocation.
3. Archaic. diversion or distraction.
My avocations:
Since I was little, I have enjoyed building things — from creating wild settlements in my grandad’s rye fields and small huts in the backyard to deciding to study architecture in high school, taking private drawing lessons, and learning to see the world through sketching. I enjoyed every moment of that journey.This led me to Aalborg, where I completed a degree in Architectural Technology and Construction Management. Through my studies, I realized that the most important part of an architectural project is not necessarily producing beautiful hand sketches or knowing how to build things, but rather the communication between the different parties involved in the process.This realization led me to study Techno-Anthropology, where I explored how to improve knowledge exchange and communication within building projects. You can read more about it in the ARCH part.
Being in love with theatre and music led me to improvisation theatre. This section showcases the projects I have been part of over the past few years — including performances, troupes, and the classes I have led. My passion for improvised theatre has shaped who I am — a positive, accepting, and curious person who is not afraid to stand in front of others and present something I believe can improve their lives. Improvisation is an inevitable part of any creative process. Repetition and devising are integral to the creative loops found not only in improvised theatre but also in art and architecture.
A part of me has always thrived when creating something with my hands — painting, drawing, designing, imagining. This section reflects that — a beautiful blur of unfinished, finished, ended, and never-ending projects, drawings, paintings, and graphic designs I have created over the years.
Thank you!