Born and based in Varberg on Sweden’s west coast, Rebecca’s artistic voice is deeply intertwined with her surroundings and upbringing. Influenced by her father’s work at an art museum, she developed an early reverence for creative expression. Her signature sculptural wall art, crafted primarily with plaster and enriched with sand, lime, pigment, and wax, forms textured, tactile landscapes. Each piece is shaped through an intuitive, meditative process, with cracks and hand impressions left as traces of her presence — a quiet rebellion against the pursuit of perfection.

While her art is firmly anchored in Varberg, its resonance extends far beyond. Rebecca’s wall sculptures find homes in private collections and public
spaces worldwide, testament to their universal appeal. In an era often defined by speed and uniformity, her work stands as a gentle reminder to embrace authenticity and imperfection. Her creations don’t just adorn walls; they tell stories, inviting viewers to linger, connect, and discover beauty in the raw, honest language of texture and form.