Solo exhibition in Reykjavík, August 2026

Quiet Courage is an exhibition about the small, often unseen ways we learn to become ourselves.

It began with questions asked anonymously to queer people about what they first felt, what they learned to hide, where they found tenderness, and what they still hope for.

Their answers became six stories, and from those stories came the drawings.

The exhibition moves through early feeling, self-protection, courage, intimacy, becoming, and hope.

It looks at courage not as something loud or heroic, but as something quieter: allowing yourself to be seen, choosing not to disappear, laying down an old fight, or simply continuing.

The stories are queer, but the feelings underneath them are familiar.

The wish to belong.

The fear of being seen.

The relief of being understood.

The long way back to yourself.

And perhaps, eventually, the hope that being yourself will no longer require courage at all.