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More Somehow is a transatlantic juxtaposition exploring the collaborative photograph through a process of shared film and double exposures in the blind.

Weston and Gould had a chance meet up at Fotofest Houston in 2008. An hour of swapping cards and sharing photographic sensibilities led to a handful of intermittent emails. But five years later, they began exchanging large format film across the Atlantic via their respective postal systems. More Somehow is a portfolio of some of the resultant photographs, with snippets of the extensive correspondence that shaped the photographs throughout hidden in the page folds.

An accompanying text, by art critic Marc Lenot and photoeditor Laara Matsen, was similarly written in a blind collaboration and edited together into a conversation.

Off set printed and published by Heavy Books in edition of 400

A series of dissolving photographs of sound machines as the sound is dissolved through the repeated playing of the machine

Riso printed and hand bound and published by Mount Analogue in edition of 75

Working with photography, the artist explore how memories and perception are affected by mental illness, reflecting on the duality of the forest as a place to find peace, in contrast with facing loneliness and vulnerability. This project portrays the unsettling feeling of walking through a silent vast forest, while “its presence” stalks. Illustrating the forest presence as a living being by drawing in the dark, transforms its appearance in haunting ghosts.

"Knoklene blir til trær / Los huesos se transforman en árboles" is the third edition of the book series “Finnskogen”. Including new material gathered after a third residency period, this publication is made by mixing analog photography processes with printmaking techniques, aiming to break the walls between both practices.

Risoprinted, and hand-bound by the artist in an edition of 100 copies.

Espina is a Photobook made during an artist residency in Valparaíso, Chile.

This publication portrays the street, focusing on fences as a tense limitation between what's private and public. Observing how walls and barbed wire merge with local spiked vegetation, I reflect on how aggressive aspects of these barriers have a unique beauty that provokes nostalgia and positive emotional responses in me.

RISO printed by Cerro Press and hand-bound in an edition of 50 copies.

"Parásitos" Reflects on how parasites can provoke mental illness, this publication contains a collection of drawings of fictitious "Anxiety parasites". Illustrating the feeling of walking through a dense forest, the drawings overlap each other, as an allegory to brain fog caused by anxiety.

"Parásitos" is printed with RISO on translucent paper. Hand-bound in an edition of 15 copies.

A lopsided story with photographs, about how we lie to ourselves

Handsewn edition of 100

Hardback photobook with some semi-transparent pages and printed text. Including interviews that tell a story of how a local poltical leader can take advantage of tenants in a building made for the common good. Asking questions and airing history that connects local and national settings to human stories.

Photographs and haiku-like texts in a minimalist handmade format

Every year artist Johanne Nyborg travels back to her mother on their family farm to help out with the lambing season. She invites the reader into the barn through text and photos that describe the beautiful and brutal process of animal birth and cycle of nature.

Johanne explores her connection to her mother, the farm she grew up on and her internal struggle between citylife and rural upbringing and where she wants to end up in her own life.

Geitmyra is a photographic study of a shared community garden, the people and the cooperative nature of gardening.

Handmade photoalbums with polaroid transfer prints.

A variety of original hand sewn photobooks in editions of 1-5.

The photographs follow the experiences that come after the loss of a child at birth, looking at what could have been shared and the places where memories will never be formed as part of a life together with someone who never existed fully.

A hardback photobook tribute following the premier Norwegian Mariachi Death Surf band as the musiciains and dancers are in ther on stage persona, both on stage and off stage, touring the Nordic region.

Will be published late 2026

Collecting the photo work from the project Empirical looking at climate change in the Amazon rainforest. Images are made as cameraless photographs functioning as visual statistics of changes in the natural landscape. The book is constructed as an exhibition in a box, gathered together with texts as an artist conversation and project presentation made in the gallery.