I approach photography as a slow and mindful practice. Making images, for me, is not about capturing moments, but about being present — allowing light, time, and atmosphere to unfold. Working primarily in black and white, through analog processes and digital monochrome, my practice values slowness, attention, and craft. Sometimes color finds its place as well, when it serves the intention of the
Series
photoSCHWEIZ 2026
8 images
Bohuslän, on Sweden’s coast, is where nature and history meet. Rugged shores of smooth granite and shifting light hold a calm that endures, while Tanum’s Bronze Age petroglyphs murmur across time. These photographs seek the place’s essence—light on water, stone’s texture, and the bond between landscape and memory—inviting quiet reflection rooted in the past.
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