Multi-disciplinary creative.
Storyteller. Brand builder. Photographer. Filmmaker. Creative director.
A shape shifter with a thing for glitter in the dark, flowers, martial arts and challenging experiences.
I’m a woman of many perspectives which might confuse some and amaze others.
I don’t know how to answer “Who am I?”
but I can show you what I’m made of:
My perception.
I notice what’s unspoken.
I feel the mood in a room.
I can tell when something is off.
I see the light dancing in corners no one ever looks.
Sometimes it’s a gift.
Sometimes it’s a lot.
Ingredients for a happy Jessica
- # allowing my a brain to keep on connecting dots
- # lots and lots of me-time
- # short online meetings
- # as many fairy lights as possibly fit in her apartment
- # radical honesty and emotional intelligence
- # to be continued 🙂
I was made to play in flower fields, sit beneath trees and follow my heart.
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In a world that can be heavy & performance-obsessed I keep making light, color and joy. For me. And for others.
I love beauty — not the shiny kind. The true kind. That's my language.
I love exploring the dark where I can see the most exotic glittery colors you can’t see in daylight
What inspires me: FLOWERS, all the textures I find on my daily walks, sunlight + glass creating rainbows on my table, whimsical crafty objects, glittery nailpolish, fairy lights in the dark
2008 - 2012
Three songs in
the photo pit
During my time as a concert photographer, primarily at heavy metal festivals and gigs, I found myself in what felt like my own photography school. Immersed in the raw energy of live music, I learned to navigate unpredictable lighting and capture the fleeting, essential moments and emotions that defined each performance. At most concerts, a photographer is only given the time of 3 songs to take their shots. Imagine the screaming crowd behind your back, the roaring band in front and right next to you a whole bunch of other photographers crammed in in the narrow photo pit – all competing for “the perfect shot”. Quite an intense experience – and I loved every second of it!
2012 - 2014
The two faces of the fashion world
2013 - 2015
Strong & soft women
2013 - 2023
Of pigeons
and heather
now
Capturing
yin energy
The flow of my photographic work, which I lovingly call “visual poetry,” continues:
Yin, the feminine principle in Chinese natural philosophy, represents tranquility, rest, and receiving. In contrast, Yang, the masculine principle, symbolizes movement, action, and giving. The motifs in this series are slow and poetic, like a gentle breeze brushing through your hair. In a society driven by Yang energy, where values like performance, speed, and action are emphasized, my photographic work invites you to pause for a moment and create space for introspection.
This overarching mission to create safe spaces for stillness, individual beauty, and authenticity naturally extends into my client work. In my portrait shoots—whether for individuals or brands—I aim to capture the essence of each person, revealing a facet rooted in trust, joy, and calmness.