In June 2026, Thinking of You was presented in Oslo, transforming the public space surrounding the Nobel Peace Center and along Torggata into a powerful site of remembrance and solidarity.
From 19–29 June, hundreds of dresses and garments—donated by survivors and supporters from around the world—were suspended across the city, turning an everyday domestic image into a striking public statement.
Set against one of the world’s most recognised institutions for peace, the installation invited audiences to confront the ongoing reality of conflict-related sexual violence. Each garment carried personal meaning—an act of courage, memory, or support—collectively creating a space that silence and stigma while calling for justice and accountability.
The Oslo presentation marked a significant moment in the global journey of Thinking of You, following installations in Prishtina, New York, Strasbourg, and The Hague, and continuing to amplify the voices of survivors on an international stage.
The project was supported by the Norwegian Women’s Lobby, Mental Health and Human Rights Info, the Embassy of Kosovo in Norway, the British Embassy in Norway, the Nobel Peace Center, and Pemco. Together, these organisations helped create a platform that brought the work to a global audience while reinforcing its message within a wider ecosystem committed to human rights and gender justice.
