Selected work · 2019–2026
Eighteen months following the train crews that move thermal coal through Klaipėda and Riga ports into the disputed east, then back across the EU customs line empty. A study in slow industrial decline, post-imperial supply chains, and the men who keep them running.
Published with Akademinė Leidykla, 2025. Reuters Institute fellowship 2023/24. Awarded POYi Long-Term Project (silver).
Sixteen weeks documenting the close-down of a Soviet-era garment factory in Kaunas. Eight women, all over fifty-five, whose hands remember the steady rhythm of mass-clothing the eastern bloc. Tools auctioned in November 2024.
Mare Magazine, Issue 102 — "The European textile decline".
Two assignments for IOM and Médecins Sans Frontières along the Lithuanian-Belarusian green border in the autumn of 2024. The work refuses fast-news framings: short documentary portraits and field notes of stranded families, conscript guards, NGO field-staff.
Distributed through IOM Europe communications, MSF photo archive.
A slower personal project. Cab drivers, bakery shifts, hospital corridors. Less news, more rhythm. Loose ends and a print show planned for autumn 2026.
Three trips across the Belgian-French border with woodland contractors. Forest fragmentation, beetle damage, the European softwood crisis of 2020–2021. Published by Geo (DE) and Mare.