Zine
— I’ve crafted a self-published zine with a lot of detail and care!!

Printed on 120g silver and snow white paper, it holds:
A visual story
A counter-map of the story
A personal letter
The scent of pine

Each copy is hand-assembled — not mass-produced, but crafted with care and attention.

To celebrate its launch, I’m offering three editions with sliding-scale prices to cover production—meant to stay accessible. You’re welcome to give more, but only if you can or wish.

🌱 Early Bird – from 14 € (sold out)
For the first 10 orders — the full zine with a small surprise inside.

🌿 Standard Edition – from 18 €
The full zine: letter, map, scent, story.

🌳🦌 Supporter Edition – from 25 €
Includes a signed thank-you and a small print on photopaper.

Pick up at my MA Graduation Show (and see the full body of work)
03–08 July
KABK – Master Photography & Society
Prinsessegracht 4, CD.001, 
The Hague, NL

Shipping also possible — E-Mail me for details.

The Forest Behind My Fathers House
2024—2025

Will be shown at the Graduation Festival of the Royal Academy of Arts The Hague
from 03.-08.07.2025 as part of the MA Photography & Society

The Forest Behind My Father’s House is a multi-sensory, research-based project that weaves together identity, grief, ecology, and memory. Rooted in the collapsing monoculture forest of my rural German childhood, the work traces how bodies—human and more-than-human—are shaped by inherited systems of control, and how something new might emerge from within that collapse.
Guided by a shapeshifting figure I call the being, I navigate the landscape as a space of ritual, resistance, and reconnection. I collaborate with hunters and deer, my father and the witches’ rock—a site of historic persecution. Photography becomes a performative act; tools like microscopes, drones, and night vision shift how I see and am seen.
Through film, scent, sound, text, and image, I build a world where personal narrative and theoretical inquiry meet — asking what it means to belong in a place that never truly held you, and how we might reclaim presence in a world that often demands our disappearance.
This project resists resolution. It invites to listen where there is silence, to feel where there is tension, and to witness identity — not as fixed, but as something unruly, tender, and always in transformation.
Collaboration 
This project is a collaboration — with the forest that raised me, with deer sleeping in the gorse of the new grounds, with local hunters and rangers who shared their world. It holds the memory of the witches’ rock I never forgot, the labor of my father, the quiet strength of my neurodivergent mother and sister, and Findus — who taught me what it means to belong.

Sounddesigner
Flurina Mia Häberli

Type designer
Anne-Dauphine Borione

Symposium: The Activated Image
Kunstmuseum Den Haag, 15.04.2025

My work was shown in The Activated Image,a symposium organised by The Networked Audience research group and in partnership with Fotomuseum Den Haag my work was a visual responedet to Daria Tuminas
With: Andrea Stultiens, Azin Nafarhaghighi, Daria Tuminas, Donald Weber, Julie de Ruijter,
Matteo Montaldo, Nurul Huda Rashid, Patricia Kühfuss, Randa Mirza, Sarah-Rose Antoun, Will Boase.

Photocontest: Inner Visions
Bellcollective x Fotomeyer
Berlin,10.05.2025


Winner of Inner Vision Photocontest at the Female Photo Days in Berlin among 14 other artists and photographers.
Exhibited in Berlin at Fotomeyer.
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