My work explores how architecture is perceived, inhabited and remembered — the felt moment when a space becomes present before it is understood.

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Trained as an architect, I learned to read buildings from the inside: their spatial logic, structural intent and the junctions that shape experience. Two decades in competitive breaking sharpened a parallel sensitivity to how the body moves through and senses space.​

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I approach architecture not only as an object, but through the moment it is encountered — through light, scale, material and human presence. My photographs seek to record these acts of perception rather than simply document buildings.

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As an architect, I have worked on major cultural and public projects including the extension of the National Museum of Finland and Tammela Stadium.

 

My photography has shaped the visual identity of two consecutive Finlandia Prize for Architecture winners (2023 and 2024) and has been published internationally in The Financial Times, Detail, Divisare, ArchDaily, Dezeen and Designboom.​​

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For collaborations and inquiries, please contact me directly.​