My work examines the many ways photography engages with our world and what this engagement entails.

PROJECTS commit to photography as a first-and-foremost lens-based medium, creating a direct bond with our material world and letting ideas unfold as the project is made.

This engagement with the world makes photography one of the most powerful forces in the formative processes that unfold culturally, economically, and ontologically.
It is powerful because of the events it initiates, the emotions it evokes and the new perspectives it shows us.  

Therefore, PROJECTS is about analysing photography's role in connection to materiality and human actions.  

My works coneptual base is always an unfolding of clarity though the actions of doing.


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01 Do or Die 


An individual work of a series of small self published pamphlets - ed. of one off dummies.























02 Print explorations No. 01


A display of one-off prints and posters. 








02 Print exploration No. 2 


Project taken during 2017 - 2019 documenting new york based friends on summer vacations in Europe- the final outcome is a small one off printed piece displayed below.  

 






04 Greece documents


Friends and family gathering in Greece





05 ÉTUDES / Materialundersökningar

An exhibition at Formcenter Väst in Gothenburg in May 2024, where a collaborative work by the artist/art director Ulli Strehl and me was on display. The concept for this piece was an investigation into the interplay between materiality, human interaction, and our sensory perceptions. This was initiated as an investigation of the potential limitations of Artificial Intelligence.   
As a creative duo, our working method is to use tactile objects and materials in an intuitive, exploratory, and playful way, where we utilise photographic processes and their impact on the momentary, unique situation produced.

Our project Etudes/Material Studies took shape over approximately 5 years, and in May 2024, we presented it by bringing together the investigations we have made so far in a curated exhibition format, displayed at Formcenter Väst, Gothenburg. 



MODE OF DISPLAY/EXHIBITION DESIGN




001 Overview of the gallery walls and how we have framed, hung and packeted our exhibition at ADA_Formcentre Väst May the 17th 2024
002 Detail of display table which was built on site. 
Wood from responsible sources
Aluminium 
Acacia/Eucalyptus sticks 
Glass: Polystyren
003 Detail of display table which was built on site. 
Wood from responsible sources
Aluminium 
Acacia/Eucalyptus sticks 
Glass: Polystyren
004 The piece Pressed materials presented  in anti-reflex artificial glassframes and casually standing on the floor.   
005 Example of framing of our piece of black fabric photographed in the winter of 2021
 
006 Videopiece ofthe outcome when looking at various fabric movements on an icy sea a cold day in January 2024. 





  Ex of photographs displayed 
                                             
 
A selection of our piece of black fabric photographed in the winter of 2021. C-prints 

Pressed Fabric 
Large format 4x5 C-print 2023
Material Studies through the photographic process 2024
 Metal 1



Fabric in Snow  2023








06 Centrepiece No. 1



An exhibition at Studio Gordon as part of BIBCA extended curriculum; part of the Gothenburg Art Biannale 2025.

An extension of Materialundersökningar

We have during one year been exhausting a centrepiece origianally made for and used at a dinner party in November 2024. We have allowed the piece to play out in various contexts and in a multitude of different photographic processes with the aim of eventually growing tired of representing the piece. We arrived at a small exhibition of our one year research in October 2025 as part of BIBCA extended curriculum; part of the Gothenburg Art Biannale 2025
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Printed folder for the exhibition - showing an example of the many situations and context our centrepiece has been photographed in.





MODE OF DISPLAY/EXHIBITION DESIGN











06 Commissioned for printed book



Photography and video direction for Karin Peterson PhD thesis in fashion design - a 5 year long project where I documented the process. Published in 2022 and exhibited all over the world.  

 



   



















  

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