Urban Exploration was something I discovered in 2018 and found there was an international network of photographers, artists, and explorers who documented abandoned buildings, machines, catacombs, rooftops, and mines. Inspired by their stories and photographs, I traveled to countries such as Ukraine, Sweden, France, and Iceland to explore abandoned places. Since then political artwork about sustainable living has been my main focus. The narratives celebrate nature, buildings and animals. My practice as a photographer, video-maker, and storyteller attempts to investigate boundaries, beauty, symbols, stories and our understanding of the world around us. I have explored these concepts in different ways through moving images, sounds, design, objects, characters, and stills.

Photography is particularly intriguing to me as a way to invite dialogue and investigation. The images allow me to work with and through time. Like other artists, I have found photography and video to be solid bases for reflection and communication. Frontiers between fiction and reality are purposely open and undefined. This approach creates possibilities for the artwork to be tools for observation, analysis, and experience. I find my artwork to be in the intersection of the personal with the political, the emotional with the logical, the social with the private, aesthetic with the vulgar.