Europe, vol 1, 2015-2018

Europe is a long-term visual portrait of a continent. Since 2015 I´ve been travelling across Europe with an analog large format camera from 1969 in order to explore the European identity. What is Europe, really? I´ve photographed landscapes and portraits in 38 countries and the journey still goes on.

These 19 pictures were published in the fourth edition of the NJP book released on August 22nd 2019. Some of the images are also exhibited at Henie Onstad Art Center from 23rd of August 2019 to 12th of January 2020.

More countries will be visited - and more pictures will be released in 2020. Stay tuned.

Europe is kindly supported by Fritt Ord and JW Eides Foundation.

Liepaja, Latvia, June 2016: Northern forts.

Lisbon, Portugal, January 2017: Ines and Manuel.

Vranje, Serbia, April 2015: A Yugo car.

Liepaja, Latvia, June 2016: Edgars and Karlis.

Charleroi, Belgium, March 2018: Abandoned camp.

Blackpool, United Kingdom, September 2016: Siobhan.

Röszke, Hungary, April 2017: The Hungarian-Serbian border fence.

München, Germany, April 2017: Clara.

Rhöne Glacier, Switzerland, September 2018: Blankets protecting the underlying ice from the sunlight.

Chisinau, Moldova, April 2018: Diana.

Pripyat, Ukraine, August 2018: Chernobyl exclusion zone.

Bucharest, Romania, April 2018: Andrei and Alessia.

Verdun, France, March 2018: World war 1 trenches.

Ghent, Belgium , June 2015: Sarah.

Tirana, Albania, October 2016.

Bergen, Norway, June 2015: Froeya and Cesar.

Neubrandenburg, Germany, April 2015. Gas pipeline.

Prague, Czech Republic, April 2017: Sheron.

Skaramagas, Greece, November 2017: Skaramagas Refugee Camp.