Ulrika Jansson’s artistic practice is based on the encounter between place, people and ecology. The works are multi-part in different media and often presented in audiovisual installations.

She is interested in an animation of existence and an interaction where the artwork activates the life of the place and vice versa. This can be expressed in sculpture and stop-motion film, where plant material and natural phenomena are brought to life, to sound works with mind-expanding techniques that enable contact with other forms of consciousness.

The materials and forms of her works are often linked to traditional craft techniques, with an expression that borders between cultural history and the forces of nature. Her public sculptures focus on the interdependence between plants and creatures, and the artworks provide living conditions for plants, insects, birds, and bats. Ulrika Jansson initiates and participates in interdisciplinary projects, such as the Nordic project The Conference of the Birds, aiming to make global ecological problems tangible and process them in a local context together with other disciplines.