I am an artist mainly working with the photographic medium which I combine with audio, text and video. My work revolves around how complex questions of climate change can be communicated through visual storytelling. In my work I seek to find ways to encourage more empathetic relationships to our ecological surroundings. Ecology and extinction, ecological interdependence and the human impact on the environment are recurring themes in my artistic practice. Intimately related to this, I am strongly interested in the psychological and emotional effects of climate change, both on a personal and artistic level. Ever since I was a kid, I have experienced emotional states of ‘eco-anxiety’ which refers to the “chronic fear of suffering an environmental cataclysm”. It touches me deeply how animals and plants are being exploited by humans and systems of industrialism. Because of that, values of ecological justice have become a strong motivating force in my artistic practice. The main purpose of my artistic path is to increase our capacity for compassion for non-human beings and I believe storytelling is a fundamental part of improving this emotional capacity.