Surreal visual constructions and imaginative juxtapositions define the photographic approach in Imagine. Through intricate digital manipulation, the images transform ordinary scenes into something fantastical, prompting the viewer to question reality and explore alternate possibilities.

Erik Johansson’s work explores themes of perception, illusion, and the boundary between the real and the imagined. His meticulously crafted compositions combine natural landscapes with impossible elements, creating a mood that oscillates between wonder and subtle unease.

Published in 2016 by Thames & Hudson, this 112-page volume presents a coherent overview of Johansson’s stylistic vision and narrative imagination within contemporary photographic art.