

Each tone interval has its own character. To me it is normal to experience the step from one tone to the other in space and form. But will it also be possible for me to make this step and the character connected to the interval visible to others?
In which way are the steps between the tones, the proportions and the character connected to each other?Unison

| Planet | : Saturn |
| Metal | : Lead |
| Shape | : smooth, even vaulting with a tangible potential |
Second

| Planet | : Sun |
| Metal | : Gold |
| Shape | : broken up vaulting, the rupture is not on a harmonious place, unsatisfying |
Third

| Planet | : Moon |
| Metal | : Silver |
| Shape | : Two halves slide to each other, dynamic surfaces with related movement |
Fourth

| Planet | : Mars |
| Metal | : Iron |
| Shape | : massive shape with four edges, which come together to one point |
Fifth

| Planet | : Mercury |
| Metal | : Mercury |
| Shape | : very harmonic, dynamic, rising, following the golden ratio |
Sixth

| Planet | : Jupiter |
| Metal | : Tin |
| Shape | : very dynamic, uprising, stretched |
Seventh

| Planet | : Venus |
| Metal | : Copper |
| Shape | : pushing, unbalanced, unbearable state, no more intensification possible, the next step has to be rest |
Octave
Elevated unison - the circle is closed.
I would like the relief of clay to be worked out in bronze. Hung in a frame the metal will be able to produce a sound. Underneath the metal relief-disc (with a diameter of about 75 cm) I want to put a monochord to make it possible to play and hear the interval, which is given form in bronze.Images of the process

Also this summer I have made a pendant to the stone sculpture "sound (deep tone)" I finished last year - the "sound (high tone)".
Those two sculptures are the materialisation of a tone as I experience it.
The deep sound is made from Belgian blue stone and the high sound is made from Italian marble.
Att the moment I am working on a sculpture of Belgian Blue Stone, which
is almost 2 meters long. It´s theme is "song" or "song fragment".
I want to show this sculpture at the Sculpture Biennale in Copenhagen this august.