I am a Helsinki-based visual artist and a doctoral researcher at the University of Helsinki. My work explores the intersections of art, aesthetics, education, and ecological engagement. My research interests include multiliteracies, digital literacy, multisensory and multispecies ethnography, ecological imagination, environmental and climate change education, as well as aesthetic and embodied education. Through participatory and arts-based methods, I examine the sensory dimensions of human-environment relationships and how communities relate to forests and more-than-human worlds. In my scholarship I also draw on over 20 years of art practice, exhibiting my art in solo and group exhibitions. My art explores the tensions, nuances and atmospheres of places and landscapes. With these practical and theoretical skills in the fields of arts and aesthetics I have developed novel visual-sonic methodological approaches for education research. I have co-authored several articles and book chapters related to children’s ecological imagination, storying with the more-than-human world and multispecies and climate change education, as well as collaborated on developing pedagogical materials that are designed to promote children’s multiliteracy and ecoliteracy.