I’m a photographer and filmmaker based in Sweden, with a focus on capturing history and heritage through visual storytelling. I began my career in commercial photography in 2002, and later earned a BA in archaeology to gain access to the field. Over the past decade, I’ve collaborated with museums, universities, and cultural institutions to create films and photographs that bring historical sites and artefacts to life. My work centers around making cultural heritage more accessible – visually, geographically, and emotionally.

With PHOTARCH, I’ve developed a photographic method that ensures archaeological artefacts are documented in a consistent, comparable, and visually striking way. These images aren’t just aesthetic – they’re made to serve science, education, and public engagement.

Through Arkeologibyrån, I explore heritage in motion. My films take viewers out into the landscape – to the places where history was made, and where traces still linger. I’m especially drawn to the history of archaeology itself: how knowledge about the past has been shaped over time, and how sites and objects continue to be reinterpreted in light of new discoveries and shifting cultural values.

Want to dive deeper on how I see information transformed into knowledge, you’re welcome to read my undergraduate thesis (in Swedish) from The Linneaus University. 📖 Förmedling: från Arkeologisk Dokumentation till Publik Presentation