Me

Born and raised in Iceland—a land of vast, untamed landscapes—I have always been drawn not only to nature’s raw beauty but to the textures of human expression hidden within the world’s urban landscapes. My work is not just about photography; it is about seeing what others overlook

Through my photography, I seek not just to showcase street art but to highlight the hidden narratives within the cracks of civilization—where power is challenged, where identity is reclaimed, where history is rewritten by those whose stories would otherwise be lost.

To document street art is to document rebellion, survival, and the refusal to be erased. Walls tell the stories that institutions try to silence. In every peeling stencil, in every hurried brushstroke, there is an act of defiance, a demand to be remembered.

Art, much like human struggle, is ephemeral. A mural that breathes life into a forgotten alley today may be covered in gray paint tomorrow. But in the moments before erasure, there is a truth, a rawness, a testament to existence. My work is an attempt to freeze those fleeting expressions—to capture the urgency of creation before it is wiped away, to preserve what was never meant to be permanent.