Embracing the discomfort of uncertainty, while viruses invade your body and mind. — Seven weeks into my battle with Covid-19, I’m still looking at the world from behind the windows of my home and scanning the feeds daily for the latest news on the virus and worldly collapse. How are you faring and feeling? Scared, lonely, restless, anxious? Still overdosing on baking, alcohol…

Reflections on grief and mourning from different cultural perspectives and life stages. © All rights, Lone Mørch “Suffering is the condition on which we live. And when it comes, you know it. You know it as the truth. Of course it’s right to cure diseases, to prevent hunger and injustice, as the social organism does. But no society can change the nature…

Does Greta Thunberg’s climate spanking merely make us willing subordinates — celebrating our grief — instead of becoming true climate heroes? On a sunny day in Copenhagen, I’m at the Climate March with my friend Ally from America. Kids, youth, adults and elders have gathered in front of the parliament…

Current media is filled with Nazis in Charlotteville, stories of KKK women, Trump’s ill-willed games and raging debates about racism and white privilige across the globe. …

Sometimes I do things backwards. Or just late. After the fact. This summer I went to my first ever photo workshops with fine art photographer Trine Søndergaard. I’ve been photographing actively for the past 14 years. Entirely self-taught. Learning by doing. Starting with analog. Manual focus. Natural light. I was…

SHOOTING IN THE DARK I’ve been shooting in the dark lately. Literally. Figuratively. Metaphorically. I want to experiment with new style. Play with light. A fascination with the light inspired me to pick up a camera 15 some years ago, and I’m still here, looking at the light, the way…