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In 2012, I had the great joy of helping a boy in Uganda through my foundation. His name is Moses Murungi and he was born with half arms and half legs. Moses went to a regular class in primary school and learned to write by holding the pen between his arm stumps. He is incredibly forward-thinking and enterprising!

As a child, Moses parents carried him the three km to and from school, but when he started to get older and heavier and they needed something to travel on, the Lena Maria & Friends Fou…

How come you're never really happy with your body? I've accepted my body even though it looks different, but I still get hung up on the same things as many of my friends. And most of all, it's about weight.

At the turn of the year 2019/2020, something happened to my knee, it was very painful and I couldn't stand or put pressure on it. Since I only have my right leg to rely on, I had to use my wheelchair. For 16 months, I, or rather my body, was examined, and it turned out I'm basically worn out…

A New Year awaits! For me, this brings up mostly positive feelings. It feels like a new start or a new chance. In Sweden, it is popular to have New Year's resolutions, but I have heard several people say that they have stopped making New Year's resolutions because they are so disappointed every time they fail to keep their promises. But I think it's wonderful to have a new direction, new habits or promises to yourself. I already know in advance that I may not be able to do it, but that doesn't m…

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I have the great joy to finally visit Japan again in March next year. And to prepare and promote the concert tour we do a live event and we hope that you will be a part of this! We are looking for you who want to join and support this!

I invite you to my living room in Sweden from where I will sing and talk live!

Sunday Dec. 9, at 20.00 (Japanese time)

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PARAART TOKYO is an annual international art exhibition for people with disabilities.
The slogan is “Share the Splendor of Art”,
and PARAART helps artists from different parts of the world be connected.

All the artworks in the venue can be viewed here.
Hope you enjoy the atmosphere of the venue through the online gallery.

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I am so happy that once again be selected to participate as one of the exhibitors at

2024 PARAART TOKYO which this year has the title:
“Art Goes Beyond Borders and Disabilities”

Also this year, Lars Mullback is included as one of the exhibitors.

Our paintings are these:

Cairnterrier in oil by Lars Mullback

Water Lilies in "Giardino di Villa Taranto" in aquarelle by Lena Maria 

The exhibition takes place at Toshima Center Square (City Toshima)
November 13 - 17 (10:00-18:00) but will also be a…

Since 1990 I’ve been a part of the Mouth- & Foot Painting Artist. Painting has been a big interest for me since childhood and today it’s one of my professions.

I paint with my right foot as well as with my mouth. Oil, Acrylic and Aquarelle are the techniques I work with and the motifs are often flowers and nature. I like to paint in detail and realistically. Calligraphy is also one of my specialties.

Three times a year here in Sweden, mailings are made in the form of spring cards, Christmas ca…

Now it's time again and this year it's the 10th anniversary!

2023 PARAART TOKYO, 10th International Exchange Exhibition
- Talents Go Beyond Boarders and Disabilities -

Lars Mullback and I have each sent a painting to the big exhibition in Tokyo that starts this December. Just like last year, we applied to be a part of the exhibition and we were accepted. Now we hope that many people will come and watch the grand event and also visit the exhibition online! The virtual one.

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Lars exh…

To take everything for granted... is something many of us have learned not to do during the years when the pandemic spread across our earth. March 2020 will forever remain in my memory as the month when everything I had planned in my calendar was erased. What a year 2020 would be! I had so much fun planned. Many groups from all over southern Sweden would visit me at my place in my city. A concert tour in Japan was planned in the spring and many performances were contracted during the year. But a…