Pyramiden
Something continues, without direction, without urgency.
Not disappearance, but displacement.
Not silence, but a quieter form of continuity
The series explores spaces shaped by history and inertia, suspended between presence and absence.
Limited edition — 365 copies + 35 signed copies
Pre-orders now open
Edition of 365 copies
Book available for pre-order — shipping from September 2026 (estimated)
Signed book + original print 18 × 24 cm
Image of your choice - from a selection of 5 — View all 5 images
Limited to 35 sets
Book + original print available for pre-order — shipping from September 2026 (estimated)
40 × 50 cm fine art print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm
Limited edition of 25
Following purchase, you will be invited to select the final image from a curated selection of 5 photographs from the series
Printed and shipped within 2 to 3 weeks
Delivered rolled in a protective tube, ready for framing
From the series
In Pyramiden, nothing looks abandoned. Everything seems left in suspension.
I remember a precise mixture of attraction and unease. What fascinates me
is the way people organise life in inhospitable territories, and then what remains
of that organisation once its purpose disappears.
In Svalbard, coal shaped the towns. Around the mines, in isolation, entire communities
had to be built: housing, culture, leisure, ideology. Barentsburg still endures.
Pyramiden remained frozen in time. Longyearbyen transformed.
Pyramiden is first of all the name of the mountain that overlooks the town.
Little by little, the word stopped being just the name of a place. It became
a way of looking at these territories, and the thread that runs through this book.
I do not fully understand what draws me to these places. I only know one thing:
I am looking for that instant when the landscape detaches from those who shaped it,
when reality stops being a functional setting and becomes a theatre of fiction.
Forms persist beyond their use.
This work does not explain.
It does not judge.
It observes.
First edition — 365 copies + 35 signed copies
Linen-bound hardcover with debossed inset label
Printed on soft matte, natural white paper
Approx. 96 pages, ~50 photographs
Shipping from late October 2026Featured in Colossal and All-About-Photo