Exhibitions & Photography Talks
Bringing Arctic and wild worlds to galleries, public spaces and audiences.
For more than a decade my images have traveled beyond the page — into galleries, town halls, airports and public gardens, and into rooms where an audience gathers to hear a story told in pictures. This page presents two ways of working together: exhibitions that put prints on a wall, and talks that bring a narrated journey to a room.
Exhibitions
An exhibition can be a short, punctual event or a long-term installation. It can be shown indoors — in a gallery, a town hall, an airport or a waiting room — or outdoors, in a public garden or an urban space. Every project is adapted to its venue and its audience, from a handful of framed prints to a full curated walk-through.
Existing themesSápmi
The life, rhythm and culture of Arctic reindeer herders — from migration mist to the quiet patience of daily work.
Queens of the Night
Bats in flight through darkness — an intimate look at one of the rainforest’s most misunderstood creatures.
Rain Forest — Hell or Green Paradise?
Snakes, canopy and forest floor: the countless lives of the Amazon, and what it takes to photograph in one of the planet’s most hostile environments.
Wolves
The social life of wolves, their communication, and the ancient thread that still connects them to the dogs living alongside us.
Namibia
Desert light, dunes and wildlife across Namibia’s national parks, where the land itself becomes a subject.
Leatherback
The ancient migration of the leatherback turtle, from the deep Atlantic to the beaches where it returns to nest.
With the exception of the wolf theme — which can be presented in Norwegian by wolf specialist Dorthe Rasmussen — every other theme is presented by me, in English. The exhibition texts themselves, however, can be produced in Norwegian or any other language.
An existing story, or one built for you
Every exhibition can be assembled from an existing body of work, or become an entirely original creative project. I am also available on commission — to travel to a specific place, spend time with a specific subject, and produce a new series of photographs created for that exhibition alone.
Indoors, with care
In a cultural centre, a town hall or an airport, prints are framed, hung and lit to suit the space — a considered installation rather than a simple hang.
Outdoors, in the open
A public garden or a pedestrian path becomes a free, open-air gallery — a way to reach an audience that would never step into one.
Photography Talks
Alongside exhibitions, I give photography talks — an evening built around a screen, a projector and a story. These sessions can take several forms.
Photographic narrative
Images sequenced to tell the story of a place, a species or a journey — a visual account built to be watched in silence, then discussed.
Commented screening
A slideshow presented live, with anecdotes, technique and context shared by me as the images unfold on screen.
Travel journal
A first-person account of an expedition, from preparation to the moments in the field that produced the final photographs.