Hometown: Åkersberga, Sweden | Born: 2001 | Active: 2015-present | Known for: DIGIT street films WHAZ ZAPPININ and Taking The Piss | Disciplines: street skiing, slopestyle
In April 2022, cameras followed daily ski lines through Kläppen as an Austrian crew joined local Swedish riders in the snowpark. Vilmer Lundqvist was among the skiers invited into the session with Samuel Alander, Johan Lilja, Per Fernvik and a long group of visitors. The filming connected a skier already present in Sweden's park system with the collaborative video culture that would soon define more of his public archive. By the following winter, Lundqvist's name was appearing inside DIGIT's Scandinavian street crew rather than only in resort-based footage.
A 2015 Newschoolers archive entry identifies Lundqvist as the skier and lists Åkersberga, Älvdalen, Kläppen, Väsjöbacken, Romme, Hammarbybacken and Skrocken among its locations. Friends handled the filming. The collection places him across several Swedish park environments while still in his early teens, linking his Åkersberga base with the rails, jumps and resort laps that preceded his later street-film appearances.
At Kungsberget in the 2015/16 season, the official slopestyle result lists him as Vilmer Söderman Lundqvist, born in 2001 and representing Sweden. He finished 22nd, between Albin Larsson and Oskar Vesterlund. Hugo Burvall won ahead of Cristopher Hjälmeby and Per Fernvik, while Sverre Lindell, Leo Bergström and Marcus Jellvik-Höckenström also appeared in the same Swedish field.
The IBKrew visit to Kläppen brought Max Oppitz, Bernd Hager and Luca Pichler north to stay with Samuel Alander. Lundqvist joined Johan Lilja, Jesper Johansson, Jacques Summermatter, Oliver Movenius, Albie Bigler, Ruben Källner Boman, Jacob Lundberg and Kale Bogren among the Swedish skiers filmed during the trip. The visitors also skied Alander's private jib garden, placing Lundqvist inside a mixed Austrian-Swedish park crew before DIGIT's street releases reached a wider freeski audience.
WHAZ ZAPPININ was filmed during the 2021/22 season and released as a DIGIT street movie in 2022. Its rider list joined Lundqvist with Ruben Källner Boman, John Selvin, Marcus Jellvik, Leo Bergström, Felix Högland, Martin Axelsson, Sverre Lindell and Lucas Söderberg. Harlaut Apparel Co. supported the Stockholm premiere and supplied gear to the crew. The film shifted Lundqvist's published footage firmly into Swedish urban skiing and the recurring DIGIT lineup.
Taking The Piss followed in 2023 after filming through the 2022/23 winter. DIGIT's cast kept Lundqvist beside Sverre Lindell, Martin Axelsson, Ruben Källner Boman, Leo Bergström, Lucas Söderberg and Felix Högland, while Victor Axelsson joined the listed riders. Downdays presented the project specifically as Scandinavian street skiing. The second consecutive DIGIT winter gave Lundqvist a repeated place inside the same crew and format after his earlier Swedish park and FIS years.
Selection of his main film projects. Not a complete filmography.
