Timeline
From art to computing to the apps
The through-line: how a curator’s eye and an engineer’s discipline led from the gallery and Richard Hamilton to private, on-device software.
- 1973–1978
Edvard Thordén Konsthandel
My first art dealership — where a curiosity about art became a working life.
- 1973–2026
Entrepreneurship and software
Turning ideas into useful systems across five decades — most recently as co-founder of Kase Technologies, the studio behind today’s applications.
- 1978–1988
Thordén Wetterling Gallery
The partnership years — exhibitions, artists and the responsibilities that shaped a lasting point of view on contemporary art.
- 1980–2011
Richard Hamilton
A friendship and collaboration that began in 1980 at Hamilton’s home in Northend — word processors and hand-built cables, cataloguing and precision, and, resolved on his drawing board, the DIAB computer: an object designed by an artist, now in the collection of MoMA.
- 1982–1997
DIAB and Infowell
Design objects and information systems for museums and major exhibitions.
- 1992–2000
Republic Internet
Founder of Republic Internet AB, one of Sweden’s first internet companies. Among its landmark projects: in 1998, taking Stockholms Auktionsverk — the world’s oldest auction house, founded in 1674 — online with its first live internet auction.
- 2025–
Art Aura
Professional art inventory for Apple devices — the natural result of decades working with art documentation, provenance and exhibitions.
- 2026–
Min Hälsa
A private iPhone application built around privacy, clarity and on-device intelligence — technology made to serve people.