I’m a photographer and filmmaker based in Sweden, working at the intersection of visual media and cultural heritage. I started out in commercial photography in 2002, but eventually turned to archaeology – earning a BA to access the field from within. For over a decade, I’ve collaborated with museums, universities, and cultural institutions to create films and images that make the past more present.

With PHOTARCH, I’ve developed a method for photographing archaeological artefacts that prioritises consistency, comparability, and clarity. These images aren’t just visually refined – they’re designed to support research, education, and public access.

Arkeologibyrån is my platform for producing films about archaeology and cultural heritage. The work is site-based, often filmed where excavations take place or where traces of the past are still visible.

If you’re curious about how I approach the transformation of documentation into public knowledge, you’re welcome to read my undergraduate thesis (in Swedish) from Linnaeus University: Förmedling: från Arkeologisk Dokumentation till Publik Presentation