Unique Art for Your Brand
In addition to limited edition fine art prints, selected works are available for licensing.
Created on location, these images explore themes of humanity, dignity, and the value we assign to the materials and systems that shape our lives. They are metaphors of the times that we live in
They offer organizations visual narratives that go beyond generic stock imagery — works that invite reflection, spark dialogue, and communicate awareness with authenticity. Implicit within the images is the idea that behind every discarded object lies not a wasted past, but the possibility of a hopeful future.
If you are seeking meaningful visual content that resonates on a human level, please get in touch to discuss licensing opportunities.
Beauty of Recycling
Recycling has many faces. Behind every discarded object, a story can be found. Not a forgotten past, but instead, a hopeful future. In order to see beauty, one must venture close, and see all of the very private, hidden intricacies. Once near, it is almost as if one is stealing a glimpse of something forbidden.
Download Beauty Of Recycling catalogue
Interested in custom prints or wall art? Licensing or bulk orders? You are welcome to download the full catalogue of images from Beauty Of Recycling. Choose the works that speak to your values and tell the story you want to share.
Coffee table books
Kuusakoski Oy, one of the worlds leading recycling companies has published three coffee table books photographed by Philip László. A Statement (2009), Beauty of Recycling (2011) and The Forgotten (2014).
The Forgotten book was to celebrate Kuusakoski Oy 100 years anniversary.
Textile licenses for retail
Finnish textile company Vallila acquired license to produce for retail pillow cases, table cloth and curtains for interior decorating. The images chosen were from series Beauty of Recycling, “Four Pack” and “Not designed by Donna Karan”
Finnish Media company Alma Media aquired license to produce silk scarfs, bed linnen, mugs, trays and beach towels using image “Yesterdays News” from the collection Beauty of Recycling.
Flow Festival 2013 used the image “Not designed by Donna Karan" to decorate the main stage