I am deeply grateful to have been part of the collective exhibition presented during the inaugural edition of FORNERIFF at the historic Flytårnet Fornebu in Norway. Participating in the very first edition was a truly special experience. The festival successfully united music, visual arts, and creative communities in a unique setting, creating an atmosphere filled with passion, curiosity, and artistic energy. Alongside the live performances and cultural activities, the collective exhibition provided an opportunity for artists to share their work with an engaged and enthusiastic audience.

This November, as the weekend of Paris Photo transforms the city into a global stage for photography, ImageNation Paris 2025 invites you to experience photography as a powerful medium for storytelling, memory, and dialogue with 12 international exhibitions across 3 galleries in the Marais, the most vibrant district of Paris. From intimate narratives, documentary work to fine-art portraiture and polaroid, each exhibition offers a distinct lens on our times.

I’m beyond proud to share that my photographic self-portrait series The Mystery of Hrafndís, created in Iceland, has been awarded First Place at the IPA Awards. Judged by an incredible panel including David Clarke (Head of Photography at Tate), Amy Salzman (Senior Art Producer at Saatchi & Saatchi NY), Paris Chong (Gallery Manager at Leica Gallery LA), and Collier Brown (Photography Critic, Harvard University), the competition had over 13,000 entries from 120 countries — and this project made it to the very top.