I have been awarded the Norwegian Crafts and American Scandinavians´ grant for participation in Pilchuck´s Summer Programmes 2025.

Two-week residency focused on clay work and experimentation at the Mottaket Project Space, located in the heart of Ålesund city center.

The traveling exhibition Generation WHY focuses on performers in Generation Y (born between 1977–94), who use their work and material to say something about the existential themes that occupy them in everyday life.

Exhibiting on Norway, Denmark and Sweden:

Risør Kunstpark, Galleri Villvin, Risør, 2023
Rundetaarn, Copenhagen, 2024
Rian Designmuseum, Falkenberg, 2025

Hanna Björkdahl, Jim Darbu, Lissette Escobar, Eirik Falckner, Øyvind Suul

The exhibition Strange Present brings together a group of established and new artists. Common to all is that the main material is clay, but often combined and in exploration with other materials. The exhibition's works will be based on new production, where the artists are challenged to test their own limits and their own versions of today's popular cultural common heritage, characterized by post-pandemic and a Europe at war.

Participated in a three days Risograph printing course with artist and RISO printer Jessica Williams at Aggregat Kunstnerfellesskap, Ålesund. I made a small publication with a selection of digital drawings. Looking forward to making some Riso printed projects in the future.

KUNSTSTJERNER is the title for KHÅKs yearly December exhition for 2022. This year's exhibition shows a variety of paintings, prints, and three-dimensional pieces from national and international artists.

Kunstnerforbundet presents the 112th edition of their traditional
Juleutstillingen (Christmas exhibition).
All exhibition rooms in both stories are filled with pieces from over 100 artists working in a wide range of materials and expressions.

SKOG art space is a newly established art space in Oslo. The exhibition shows pieces from over 20 artists working with different materials.

Escobar's solo exhibition Ofrenda shows a selection of older and newly produced ceramic objects. Within two rooms Escobar allows the visitors to get a glimpse of her universe, in which the sweet and the macabre playfully get together.