For the public commission at Ringsted Sportscenter, I use the plywood panels that cover the walls. I have replaced some of the wooden panels that already make up the wall covering on site with my own processed wooden panels, where I have used the classic intarsia technique. There are a total of four sections that go from floor to ceiling, placed at different places in the course that makes up the common area of ​​the Sports Center.

The sections are intended as dynamic elements that break into the grid that the other wall panels are set up according to. The figures can be seen as spatial effects, whose perspective effect either points beyond the specific room or creates a trompe l'oeil effect; an illusion of space, looking into an imagined space. The illusion can be reminiscent of either an infinity of opaque/impenetrable spaces, or it can be reminiscent of lighting effects from the sun coming through the windows. The level of detail varies within each section; from larger surfaces (almost entire boards in a different type of wood) to smaller and more detailed areas.