Sigma BF Camera CampaignStockholm Design Lab27–02–2025 As part of Stockholm Design Lab’s full rebrand of Sigma Imaging, we developed the launch campaign for the Sigma BF Camera, their most simplified camera to date, set to debut in February 2025. Crafted in Aizu, Japan, the BF embodies the essence of photography with its robust unibody construction, perfectly balanced design, minimalist functions and rectangular form.

The campaign, titled The Balancing Act, highlights this harmony. A classic still-life composition celebrates timeless photography while introducing a modern tension, reflecting the camera’s innovative yet grounded approach.

To tell the story of the BF camera, a series of complimentary images we’re also introduced, embracing the daylight only approach of the BF.

Photograper: Emil Larsson
DOP:  Max Lander

Creative Direction
Art Direction
Film Direction


Sigma Visual IdentityStockholm Design Lab20–01–2025 Sigma, a Japanese manufacturer of high-quality photography equipment, is bigger than branding. It's a company built from the ground up and from the inside out—founded in the early 1960s and still today a family-owned business with a long-term strategic horizon. 

Sigma turned to Stockholm Design Lab to let their obsession with quality show on the outside, and to create a more coherent brand and customer experience. Through a solid strategic and conceptual journey, we redefined the brand strategy and identity to build for a long and definite continuation of their success. 

As a holistic brand collaboration, the work included brand strategy, visual identity, custom typography, photography, illustration, product branding, packaging, website, uniforms, architecture and spatial experience, product launch campaigns, art collaborations, product demo films, stationery and other collaterals. 

It celebrates Sigma’s spirit of independence, craftsmanship, and innovation. Launched globally early 2025, Sigma’s identity is a testament to how branding is not about surface but about depth.

Graphic Design
Art Direction


Sigma Lens CampaignsStockholm Design Lab10–03–2025 As part of Stockholm Design Lab’s full rebrand of Sigma Imaging, we developed images for their new lenses within all three categories: Art, Contemporary and Sports, as well as custom imagery to represent the different series. 

These images we’re part of of building a dynamic photographic language for Sigma, designed to infuse the brand with a sense of quality and creative excitement. By balancing the three pillars of beauty, technology and disruption - a refined and expressive photographic style was developed, combining sophistication with visual impact that conveys a blend of Japanese elegance and technical excellence.

Photographer: Emil Larsson

Creative Direction
Art Direction


Brand Photography Sana Labs02–19–2026 Second in a series of content shoots defining Sana’s visual identity, this shoot was developed as an initial take on Sana’s brand imagery. As Senior Art Director, overseeing all imagery for Sana, I led the image direction with a focus on joy, our product and the moments between.

The shoot combined portraits, product screens, and devices in use, capturing MacBooks and iPhones in curated sets and in the hands of the people who use them. Moving fluidly between still-life moments, lifestyle scenes, and portraits, the imagery balances functionality with an editorial sensibility, establishing a photographic language that feels crisp, modern and human, laying the foundation for Sana’s visual expression going forward.

Photograper: Filip Hanning

Creative Direction
Art Direction


Tele2Stockholm Design Lab02–19–2026 Tele2 rebrand, full case coming soon.


Graphic Design
Art Direction


J.Lindeberg F/W 2024 CampaignStockholm Design Lab10–09–2024 For J.Lindeberg’s Fall/Winter 2024 campaign, the challenge was to communicate the brand’s premium position while maintaining a strong connection to sports. The collection, titled Clubhouse, was inspired by Y2K aesthetics, which shaped the campaign’s overall creative direction.

The solution was an iconic blend of sports and fashion, featuring high-contrast lighting, vibrant clothing, and expressive models. This bold, progressive approach placed the product at the forefront while reinforcing J.Lindeberg’s position as a key challenger to the world’s leading sports-fashion brands.

Photographer: Hedvig Jenning
DOP: Teitur Ardal

Creative Direction
Art Direction
Film Direction


Daydreams & other RealitiesBFA Graduation project20–05–2021
Daydreams & Other Realities is an interactive gamebook created as my graduation project from Beckmans College of Design. Inspired by quantum theory, the gamebook explores the blurred line between daydreams and reality, inviting the reader to shape the narrative through their directed attention.

The project centers around the idea of potential—both in the energy we store and the possibilities we see within ourselves. It began with the question: Do we possess a mental "magic wand" that we haven’t yet learned to use or understand? Through themes of dreams, reality, affirmation, and intention, the book encourages readers to become authors of their own experience, influencing their reality with focused intention.

Visually, the gamebook draws from concrete poetry, with typography designed to respond to the reader's actions on each page. In this unique format, the reader is the main character, actively shaping the story as they go. The pen becomes a metaphor for the mental magic wand, suggesting that with awareness, we can transform our perception of reality.

The project was featured in Resumé, both in print and online.

Concept & Creative writing
Graphic Design
Editorial Design


J.Lindeberg S/S 2019 CampaignFreelance20–08–2018 For J.Lindeberg’s Spring/Summer 2019 campaign, the collection was inspired by the landscapes of the US East and West coasts. To bring this vision to life, the set design featured a curtain backdrop printed with images from the brand’s collaboration with photographer Davey Adesida, who captured the essence of these locations during a road trip. The decision to use printed curtains, rather than a digital greenscreen, reinforced the campaign’s raw, tactile quality—highlighting the real, non-digital connection to the collection’s source of inspiration. The result was a visually authentic narrative that merged the natural beauty of the coasts with the bold energy of J.Lindeberg’s designs

Photographer: Sigurd Grünberger

Art Direction
Set Design
Casting


Brand PhotographySana20–09–2025 As the first in a series of content shoots defining Sana’s visual identity, this shoot was developed as an initial take on Sana’s brand imagery, set within the company’s Stockholm office. As Senior Art Director, overseeing all imagery for Sana, I led the image direction with a focus on effortlessness and subtle playfulness, positioning the product as a natural part of everyday work. 

The shoot combined portraits, product screens, and devices in use, capturing MacBooks and iPhones placed intuitively within the office environment and in the hands of the people who use them. Moving fluidly between still-life moments, lifestyle scenes, and portraits, the imagery balances functionality with an editorial sensibility, establishing a photographic language that feels tactile, modern, and human, laying the foundation for Sana’s visual expression going forward.

Photograper: Filip Hanning

Creative Direction
Art Direction


Sigma Feature FilmsStockholm Design Lab27–02–2025 As part of Stockholm Design Lab’s full rebrand of Sigma Imaging, we developed feature films for their new products, highlighting the design and USP’s for the new products for the viewer to learn more. 

The project included a studio film shoot covering beauty shots of the products, as well as both moving and still sample footage shot around Japan to highlight the performance of the products. Together with illustration and animations, the edit covers the full experience of the products, balancing both beauty and technology.

DOP: Max Lander

Creative Direction
Art Direction
Film Direction
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