Science Expedition in Norway’s Deep-Sea Mining Frontier
In summer 2025, the Greenpeace ship Witness ventured into the Norwegian Sea’s newly designated deep‑sea mining zones. Onboard scientists executed combined visual and acoustic surveys, documenting cetacean species—including sperm whales and northern bottlenose whales—in areas slated for mineral extraction. Their findings underscore the critical role these seafloor ecosystems play for whales, highlighting the threat posed by industrial noise, sediment plumes, and seabed disturbance, and reinforcing Greenpeace’s call for a moratorium on deep‑sea mining pending further environmental assessment.
Aurora & Jacob Collier
Aurora & Jacob Collier while doing a live recording of A Rock Somewhere X The Seed on Svalbard.
Ode to Joy - Futuristic version
Collaboration with robotist Fredrik Gran @frdrkgrn & artist @shiliupom
Gallery Func, Shanghai, June 2024
Luohu Art Museum, Shenzhen, October 2024
Ode to Joy - Ludvig van
Visuals: @christianaslund
The European elections 2024
An analysis of Swedish political parties’ environmental policy initiatives in the EU during the last parliamentary term, commissioned by the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation.
Where is the Action?
Actor Gustaf Skarsgård comments on the latest IPCC climate report.
Director of photography: Christian Åslund
Client: Greenpeace International
More Of Everything – A film about Swedish forestry
DoP for the documentary film More Of Everything -Swedish forestry
Fram Strait - Ice Scientist expedition in the Arctic
Fram Strait - Ice Scientist expedition in the high Arctic
Fridays for Future – Edited by Christian Åslund
Producer and editor - Christian Åslund
Client: Fridays For Future
The Story of Mrs Kanno - Fukushima 7 years after the nuclear accident
Evacuee and Fukushima survivor, Mrs. Kanno at her house in Shimo-Tsushima, Japan, watches Greenpeace radiation specialists Mai Suzuki and Laurence Bergot measuring for contamination around her house. Located in the exclusion zone of Namie, Fukushima prefecture, this area is closed for people to return to. However, the Japanese government plans to open a small area of Tsushima as early as 2023. The levels of radiation measured by Greenpeace in this highly contaminated area mean that it will be many decades and beyond the end of the century before radiation levels will even approach government targets.
Dead End - exploration of Greenland
A photo story about international companies exploring Greenland’s natural resources as glaciers and sea ice melt.
