My field of research covers questions dealing with the perception of images and film from a semiotic perspective, taking my theoretical point of departure in cognitive semiotics, cultural semiotics and perception psychology. I also do research in psychotherapy from semiotic, phenomenological and hermeneutic perspectives.

Moreover, I devote myself to translation theory in a broader sense. Cultural semiotics has since long been theoretically and methodologically interested in studying cultural encounters in space and time, and to examine how these are represented in literary texts, chiefly. Translations may be interlingual, intralingual or intersemiotic, as those between texts and film/images.

At the present I'm a researcher within the project From Shapes To Action - The narrative turn in prehistoric image-makinging in Northern Europe funded by the Swedish Research Council.

From Shapes To Action - The narrative turn in prehistoric image-makinging in Northern Europe — Lunds universitet