I happen to know Solrun and am delighted to be reminded of her. I brought her to Melbourne Australia some years ago to mount an exhibition of her icons during an Orientale Lumen Conference of which I was the convenor. Visiting Bergan a few years ago I tried to meet up with her, only to find that she
I have long admired Nes's work, and recently purchased both The Uncreated Light and the The Mystical Language of Icons for the library where I work. I had no idea she was in the family. Wonderful news.
My mother began to write icons late in life. She had at least one of Solrun’s books. It’s nice to discover a connection between her and your brother and his wife. However small and tenuous.
I ended up watching some YouTube‘s of your brother teaching and solrun teaching. They both seem like very gracious and lovely human beings
had moved away one hour plus from the centre of town. I ran out time to catch up Instead we talked at length on the phone and I very much want to return
I happen to know Solrun and am delighted to be reminded of her. I brought her to Melbourne Australia some years ago to mount an exhibition of her icons during an Orientale Lumen Conference of which I was the convenor. Visiting Bergan a few years ago I tried to meet up with her, only to find that she
I have long admired Nes's work, and recently purchased both The Uncreated Light and the The Mystical Language of Icons for the library where I work. I had no idea she was in the family. Wonderful news.
My mother began to write icons late in life. She had at least one of Solrun’s books. It’s nice to discover a connection between her and your brother and his wife. However small and tenuous.
I ended up watching some YouTube‘s of your brother teaching and solrun teaching. They both seem like very gracious and lovely human beings
to Norway. Uncreated light is almost her medium.
had moved away one hour plus from the centre of town. I ran out time to catch up Instead we talked at length on the phone and I very much want to return
How lovely.
I love the icons!
A Norwegian Christian? That is interesting. I always (probably incorrectly) assumed it was a secular and irreligious country.