The inner driving force emerges from feelings and impressions with emphasis on pain and injustice, freedom and hope. Kajsa has an attraction to the primordial power of humanity, nature and the great feminine strength, the one that is not always visible but is undoubtly there. The crucial aspects our society so often rushes past and thus misses out on.

After that, thoughts and a more structured workprocess takes place to produce a unique composition. Finally, an often lengthy process begins with completing the work and giving it its expression and feeling. It may take time, a silent protest against the machinery of society and its all too fast pace.