The Communications Team

The Award Winning Visual Team of Arctic Storytellers

The Arctic Arts Project’s incredible international team of photographers, videographers and producers continue to bring the Arctic to the world. The team’s imagery masters continue to capture climate change in the purist of art forms. Their work is currently being used throughout the globe to promote dialog between the educational and scientific communities and the art world. Join our team of award winning photographic masters as we venture out into the arctic and bring back our interpretation of Climate Science.

Meet The Arctic Arts Collaborators

Kerry Koepping

Executive Director - Arctic Arts Project

Kerry is an internationally acclaimed environmental photographer and communicator with a passion for the outdoors and the Arctic. He is the founder of the non-profit Arctic Arts Project and is dedicated to strengthening environmental sustainability by illuminating environmental problems and issues through the use of science and visual literacy.

Carsten Egevang

In addition to being a trained biologist, Carsten has been internationally recognized from numerous international organizations including category winner in the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year in addition to being awarded in this prestigious title of "Danish Nature Photographer” and the proud recipient of the Greenland Government’s "Environment and Nature Prize".

Martin Gregus

Born and raised in Bratislava, Slovakia, Martin Gregus is an internationally awarded wildlife photographer and cinematographer. Martin’s passion for travel and photography began when he was just 8 years old, growing up in a household full of artists. He learned everything from his father—also a photographer—before venturing out to document the local wildlife himself. Martin first travelled the world through the hundreds of National Geographic magazines found in his home.

Andrea Sparrow

Andrea is a deeply rooted communicator who is a keenly focused seeker of patterns. Her interests lie in understanding the systems of our planet and the systems of the human psyche as these two elements are currently at odds with one another.

Örvar Atli Þorgeirsson

An mountain adventurer since his teenage years. On his many trips to the Icelandic mountains and wilderness the photographer became obsessed with capturing the raw beauty of the places he visited. Örvar has won multiple international awards for his photos and has been running a photo gallery in central Reykjavík since 2008.

Matheo Ganadu

Matheo's passion for photography began at an early age, using his dad's analog camera to capture the world around him. Growing up, he spent countless hours in the Swiss mountains, skiing and hiking, which led to his first encounters with wildlife and started his love for nature photography. His fascination with the Arctic was triggered early on by books and documentaries, and it was only natural that, as soon as the opportunity came, he made his way north to the Arctic. In this remote, harsh environment, Matheo found the perfect place to push his own limits, seeking out the wild places that make you feel small.

Florian Ledoux

Florian started photography when he was 12 years old as a simple pleasure while traveling with his family. "I was far to imagine that I will find in it my life power. As a self-taught, I developed this passion until it became strong enough to become photo reporter in the French military Navy. In parallel I commenced my own project by working on Greenland reportages. There is no doubt that the beauty of nature, the search of isolated and wild places in the Arctic, led me to photography."

Marc Muench

As a third-generation photographer, it would be easy for Marc to fall under the shadow of his talented parents and grandfather. Instead, Marc has emerged as one of the nation's premier photographers in his own right through a combination of innate ability and a unique style that blends landscapes, action, and other photographic genres, depending on the scene and the assignment.

Jeff Lanska

As a third-generation photographer, it would be easy for Marc to fall under the shadow of his talented parents and grandfather. Instead, Marc has emerged as one of the nation\'s premier photographers in his own right through a combination of innate ability and a unique style that blends landscapes, action, and other photographic genres, depending on the scene and the assignment.