Maja Michaelsdotter is a textile artist working in the sculptural field. Her pieces are vivid and often depict everyday objects—a cat, an egg, a placenta. By shifting scale and context, she transforms these familiar forms into something unexpected, revealing layers of contrast, humor, and absurdity.
Her practice reflects a deep fascination with living beings: our biological bodies, organs of flesh and blood, and the hidden landscapes of the mind. While her work touches on themes often considered heavy or challenging, she approaches them with disarming honesty, ultimately celebrating the resilience and vibrancy of life.
