Traditional European Folklore
In an age dominated by digital screens and fast-paced globalisation, the rich traditions of European folklore stand as a vibrant reminder of cultural heritage, storytelling, and identity. This project seeks to celebrate the extraordinary diversity of European traditional dress, dance, and rituals—each a testament to centuries of history, artistry, and communal spirit.
From the intricate embroidery of Baltic costumes to the rural and handcrafted village outfits of Germany, these traditions carry stories passed down through generations. Yet, in a world of instant communication and rapid technological advancement, such customs face the risk of fading into obscurity. This series contrasts the timeless beauty of these practices with the modern digital era, highlighting the importance of preserving and honouring cultural heritage before it becomes only something experienced in books.
This visual journey, invites viewers to reconnect with the rhythms, colours, and craftsmanship of Europe’s folkloric past—reminding us that tradition and innovation can coexist, enriching our collective human experience.


Latvia

Hesse, Germany

Latvia

Slovenia

Lithuania

Slovenia

Latvia

Germany

Estonia

Warsaw, Poland

Slovenia


Estonia

Slovenia

Westphalia, Germany

Latvia

Estonia

Latvia

Slovenia

Estonia

Spreewald, Germany

Estonia

Slovenia

Estonia

Estonia

Amrum Island, Germany

Lithuania

Norway

Poland

Laggenbeck, Germany

Lithuania

Lithuania

Latvia

Latvia

Lithuania

Lithuania


Lithuania

Lithuania

Latvia

Amrum Island, Germany

Latvia

Latvia

Lithuania

Lindhorst, Germany

Slovenia

Warsaw, Poland

Slovenia

Dresden, Germany

Rhineland, Germany

Latvia

Slovenia

Amrum Island, Germany

Slovenia

Lithuania

Slovenia

Amrum Island, Germany

Slovenia

Lower Saxony, Germany

Lithuania

Amrum Island, Germany

Lithuania

Latvia

Slovenia

Warsaw, Poland

Slovenia