On September 13th the national Green Party (Miljöpartiet) gathers nervously at a hotel in central Stockholm, awaiting election day results. The evening starts off optimisitically as the final predictions arrive, but ends in a much more nervous state when the preliminary results leave only a single mandate between the two major political blocks. (Assignment for Fältbiologen / Ung Media Sverige.)
Over 50 thousand march through central Stockholm 3 weeks before the general elections, demanding stronger climate politics.
Hundreds gather outside of parliament to show their support for Palestine, and raise a voice for the controversial teen deportations.
Teenagers, playing for their high school's team, gather for the first match of this academic year's season.
Human rights activists gather outside of parliament during the newly elected MPs' first day of work, protesting for more humane politics.
Shanghai's streets and hotels gathered more than 7 million visitors during the three-day national leave in celebration of the 2026 Qingming festival.
A high school in Stockholm hosts a debate between all youth parties ahead of the general elections, leaving no seats empty in the auditorium.
Thousands gather on Södermalm to show support for the sports team Hammarby ahead of their first game of the season.
The Guards Regiment holds a final rehearsal the day before parliament officially opens for the first time after the 2026 elections.
I’m currently co-hosting the finnish radio podcast Snakkis with my 2 co-hosts, produced by the national radio broadcaster Sveriges Radio. The show focuses on culture, our lives, and our experiences with being finnish in sweden, but in reality most of the episodes are spent talking about anything from fashion and music, to school and family dynamics. We’ve as of now released two seasons of the show, and will be recording a third one after the summer.
Photo: Sammy Steen / Sveriges Radio Finska
Since I was a small child I've loved making short entertaining movies with my friends. The attached poster is for Tequila, a parody music video about daydrinking which has been screened across Europe, and won an award at a youth film festival. Besides comedies, I also love making more documentary and journalistic work relating to local issues. You can read more about my audiovisual work here.
Photo: Lia Blåfield / @liamakesmovies