Mormor is Danish and means grandma. I took that name as a tribute to my own grandma. She’s been working hard her whole life but you’ll never hear her complain. She has a positive way of thinking and she makes the best of what she’s got. That’s the way I’m trying to live my life. I started doing street art back in 2005 as a teenager. In the beginning I was putting up dinnerware all over the city to bring the living room of my grandma out in public. I wanted her values to compete with the commercials downtown. And I still do. We live in a time where one can’t walk down the street without seeing some commercial telling us how we should look or behave to be “cool” or “sexy”. I think that the people living in the city could have an influence on the urban environment. Not the people trying to sell us stuff that we don’t really need. After all, the people in the city are the ones living in it. In a perfect world street art should be legal in most of town and the city would be a constantly changing ball of creativity. So grab your bag full of drawings and get out there and make them smile!