My research interests concern early modern art and visual culture, art sociology and anthropology, cultural transfer, visual media, material culture, emblematic, and numismatics in Scandinavia and Europe. I am particularly interested in how people used art and visual culture, how that changed over time and how these practices still affect us today.

In December 2021, I defended my PhD thesis, which analysed Swedish medals issued between 1560 and 1792. In my postdoctoral research, I investigate the connection between printed portraits and the rise of celebrity cultures. This work explores the production, dissemination, and mediation of engraved portraits in eighteenth-century Sweden and Europe at large.

I teach and supervise at the bachelor's and master's levels. My focus lies primarily on art and visual culture from 1400 to 1800, but I also have experience teaching contemporary architecture and design history.