Paperwork
Ongoing
Collages, weavings, and sculptural compositions created with paper and materials from office and school environments, collected over many years across Sweden and Europe.
By shifting them from strict function to playful experimentation, I explore how the everyday can become physically and visually expressive.
SOL Y SOMBRA
ExhibitionGapet, Göteborg
2026
When I travel, I am confronted with the distance between my idea of a place and what it is actually like. In that gap, I search for small glimpses where the dream still lingers. As tourists have always done, I manipulate the image of the place—through the camera and through souvenirs—so that it matches the version I wish to remember.
I have returned to Costa del Sol many times, and with each visit the dream fades a little more. SOL Y SOMBRA is my attempt to preserve it. Perhaps the dream is just as true as reality after all?
パターン Pattern
24 pages, edition of 50
Self-published
2025
During a residency in Sapporo, Japan in the summer of 2025 I spent my days walking—observing, collecting, and photographing the city’s visual patterns. Traces of time passed and of human presence in the wear of surfaces, in routines made visible, in things arranged and left behind. Produced entirely—from first photograph to final publication—in Sapporo.
My goal was to create a work that is closely tied to the place where it was made. The book’s format is meant to take the reader on a journey of discovery similar to my own experience in the city. Read like a regular book, it follows tatami proportions, while each spread forms a square based on the unit of tsubo. The pages can be taken apart and rearranged, or used as posters.
パターン Pattern
2025Exhibition
Sapporo Tenjinyama
Art Studio, Japan
Fruta Et Cetera
26 pages, edition of 50
Self-published
2017
Fruta Et Cetera explores everyday food markets across southern and eastern Europe. These markets, once common but now largely gone from my own country, fascinate me with their visual richness: colours, textures, and the organic rhythm of daily life.
Taken during my travels in 2016, the images weave together markets from different cities into one shared story of ordinary life, culture, and community.
