About Me
I started Analogue Artefacts as a conceptual project to rekindle my passion for analog photography and to explore creative processes, experimental image-making, and classic photographic techniques.
Based in Sweden, I work professionally as a photographer, primarily focusing on people photography for both private and corporate clients, as well as product photography.
Although I have been a digital photographer since 2004, I have never completely abandoned the analog world. In my personal work, I prefer to shoot on film, embracing the tactile qualities and unpredictability it offers.
My non-commercial work is mostly art photography, created mainly with analog cameras, though I sometimes incorporate heavy digital editing and video sequences. My artistic practice includes classic black-and-white cityscapes, abstract multiple exposures, minimalistic architecture, as well as traditional and experimental alternative processes—sometimes even inventing new ones.
Throughout my career, I have always created images and developed artistic ideas, but often without a clear context in which to present them. Many photographs remained tucked away in drawers. My Instagram project gave me a starting point, but it never fully satisfied my vision—Analogue Artefacts became the place to truly explore and share my creative journey.
