Artists — profiles and original works

My artistic journey has evolved through self-discovery, experimentation, and a growing passion for abstract painting. I began to explore art as a way to express emotions and impressions that are difficult to put into words. Over time, I found my strongest connection to vibrant colors, expressive forms, light, and movement. Each painting is an opportunity to explore something new, and my work continues to evolve as I discover my own visual language.

My artistic journey began as a quest for a visual language that can express emotions, memories, and atmosphere beyond words. Through abstract expressionism, I explore the relationship between color, texture, and gesture. My paintings are built on layers, intuition, and presence, inviting personal interpretation and emotional experience.

I am Revar Lagelli, a self-taught Swedish artist whose artistic journey began during a prison sentence between 2021 and 2024. What started with portraits, depictions of photographs and Christmas cards for other inmates grew into a deep fascination for Renaissance painting. Through Leonardo da Vinci's notes and Cennino Cennini's Book of Painting, I found the foundation for my creation. I am self-taught, shaped by the pen, patience, and time. Even today, I seek knowledge, mastery, and my own artistic expression.

My artistic journey has emerged from a strong desire to create my own visual universe. Over the years, my expression has become increasingly clear and personal, with feminine strength, animals, elegance, and dreamlike elements as recurring parts of my visual language. För me, creation is a constant development, where each work brings me closer to the expression that feels entirely my own.

My name is Andrey Pavli. I live and work in Georgia. My language is compositional structure. I build the surface of the painting as one constructs space: with attention to density, depth, and points of support. It is important to me that the work doesn’t narrate but holds. Georgian script, to me, is less a sign and more a volumetric graphic form, freed from function. I use letters to stop reading–not as an act of destruction, but as a way toward a primary form: a moment when the line has not yet become a symbol but already carries rhythm. The words encrypted on the canvas seem suspended in the air–dissolving in the rhythm of form, yet preserving their presence, as if whispering through the surface. The base of my work is fabric: linen and cotton–tactile and physically felt. These materials respond to me, anchoring me in the process. On them, I apply paints based on silicone and resins. The surface becomes elastic, with a rubber-like membrane effect. It is important to me that the image is felt by the body–that the color has weight, that the viewer wants to touch it. Color in my work is material. It holds temperature, density, equilibrium. I refine it as one refines the proportions of load-bearing structures in architecture. Each shade has its own trajectory; it inhabits space, enters resonance with form and material. I think of form as an architectonic. I’m interested in how elements join into a stable construction–how lines become load-bearing, and the surface turns into a field with internal organization. I work with composition as a system in which each part distributes tension, creates balance, and keeps the viewer within the logic of form. My works do not demand interpretation. They offer presence. Perception becomes embodied: one wants to feel the surface, follow the line with a finger, slow down within the form. The viewer engages not as a reader but as a participant–through the surface, the organizational logic, the residual density of the sign. Material speaks of place. I work in Georgia, and that defines the rhythm, texture, quality of light, and depth of fabric. Local script, materials, and the tectonics of the landscape–all of this influences how I organize plastic logic. I don’t separate environment from form. I strive for a state in which the work ceases to be an object and becomes an environment. Where there is no external narrative but internal clarity. Where form does not describe but gathers. Where the viewer does not read but dissolves. I create a space one can remain in–not to understand, but to stay.

I have always loved to paint and draw since I was a child. I painted in watercolor in my younger years and also oil, but have since switched to acrylic. Målar often colorful motifs and especially trees, flowers, and also in black and white.

My name is Sára Knudsen . I am originally from Prague and now live in Denmark. I start painting in 2025, and it quickly became my favourite way to express ideas and emotions. I love creating whimsical scenes where ordinary moments become magical, inviting viewers into imaginative worlds full of colour and storytelling. As a self-taught artist, I see each painting as a chance to learn, grow, and share a little wonder with others.

I have been drawing since I was 7 years old. Since then, I have never stopped drawing. I published a children's magazine, designed interiors, painted murals for churches and temples, created countless commissioned portraits and landscapes, and illustrated books—everything long before the computer age. I draw every day.

I am a Swedish artist who works with acrylic, oil, and mixed media. My painting moves between the abstract and the representational, inspired by the forms of nature, flowers, and birds. I seek a personal, poetic, and painterly expression where color, form, and structure interact. Through layers, contrasts, and intuitive creation, I want to evoke emotions, curiosity, and leave space for the viewer's own interpretations. For me, art is a constant journey of discovery where each painting offers the opportunity to explore new expressions and challenge my own boundaries.

My name is Charlotta and I live in Falun. I have always loved to paint and draw, it has always been there but has not always been active. Around 2018 it became more real and now it is hard to stop. I can liken what I do to being a mouthpiece for the expression I create on the canvas, as I often let color and feeling flow freely without preconceived notions of the final result. I rarely know what my paintings will express. Inspiration and the need to create come from the beauty of nature, mythology, the world of fairy tales, meditation, dreams, etc., as well as an open mind to the impressions and symbols that surround us all.

My art mainly consists of oil and acrylic paintings, I prefer to paint animals and nature, but also a few people now and then. I paint in semi-realism/expressive realism (illustrative style). Education: Aesthetic image and design (3 years) Experience: over 10 years.

I am an independent artist based in Odder, Denmark, with a passion for creating unique, handmade three-dimensional artworks. My work combines traditional painting with sculptural elements, bringing flowers and nature to life beyond the canvas. I carefully shape each petal by hand, experimenting with textures, colors, and materials to create depth, movement, and realistic details. Inspired by the elegance of nature, I strive to create original works that are more than just paintings — artworks that add beauty, dimension, and individuality to any space. Each creation is unique, made with patience, creativity, and precision.

Helen Tak is an artist based in Göteborg, educated at Högskolan for photography and film as well as Konsthögskolan Valand. Her work encompasses painting, sculpture, photography, video, and sound, focusing on themes such as identity, feminism, the threat of the unknown, and the dark sides of humanity. By exploring these subjects, she creates works that challenge the viewer's perspective and provoke thoughts about the human experience.

It really took off after the children grew up and gaps appeared in traditional jobs. I have always had a need to use my innate talent and have done so by drawing/painting as a hobby. I have painted and written greetings and Christmas cards, and have also had jobs that offered me space to use my skills in color/form as an interior designer and as a graphic producer.

My name is Stefan Doychinov. I am a Bulgarian painter and wood sculptor with over 40 years of creative experience. I live and work in Samokov, Bulgaria, a town located near the magnificent Rila mountains and Rila national park, which has been a lasting source of inspiration for my art. My artistic practice is rooted in a deep connection to nature, particularly the grandeur and changing moods of mountain landscapes. Oil painting is my primary medium, and I am particularly drawn to the dramatic beauty of the mountains, where light, atmosphere, and space come together to create powerful visual experiences. In my paintings, I strive to express more than the appearance of a particular place. I aim to convey my personal perception of the landscape—the feeling of the moment, the character of the light, the depth of the space, and the unique atmosphere that makes each scene memorable. Soluppgångar and sunsets, approaching storms, drifting fog, deep shadows, and sudden changes in mountain light are recurring sources of inspiration in my work. I approach each composition as an opportunity to explore the relationship between light and shadow, warm and cool colors, and the vast scale of the natural world. My goal is to create paintings that draw the viewer into the landscape, inviting them to experience not only its physical beauty but also its emotional intensity and presence. Alongside painting, I have devoted more than four decades to artistic wood sculpture. By working independently, I create unique wooden works that combine traditional craftsmanship with my own artistic vision. My wood sculptures reflect a commitment to precision, patience, and the expressive possibilities of natural wood. Each piece develops through a personal, hands-on process, from the initial design to the finished work. Throughout my career, I have participated in many exhibitions in Bulgaria and abroad, including in Germany. I have also held exhibitions in Sofia and Plovdiv, Bulgaria's two largest cities, and maintain an active connection to the country's artistic community. Whether I am working with oil on canvas or carving wood, my intention is to create original works that unite technical skill, individual expression, and a lasting appreciation for nature and traditional craftsmanship. I approach each work as an independent artistic statement, shaped by years of experience, careful observation, and a personal understanding of form, light, texture, and atmosphere. My work is created in my studio in Samokov, Bulgaria, where the surrounding mountains continue to inspire new ideas and artistic explorations.

I sell and exhibit my own art created on canvas, as well as original artworks, made on canvas, model railways, and sculptures, to both private individuals and companies. As a graffiti artist, I regularly exhibit at art associations, galleries, cafés, and other relevant exhibition venues – and I am always open to new opportunities for exhibitions.

Jeroen Van Gyseghem is a Belgian self-taught contemporary artist. He recently started painting intensively and is developing his own visual language within abstract art, based on experimentation and intuition. In his work, he combines acrylic, mixed media, and texture. Layers are built up, partially hidden and then revealed again. Themes such as time, memories, change, and personal growth often reappear. His work often resides on the border between abstraction and recognition: a horizon, a city, or a landscape emerges, without ever being completely filled in.

I am a 23-year-old Slovak artist based in Köpenhamn, creating surreal landscapes that feel like a door into a dream. My art is an invitation to step out of waking reality and explore the ethereal, silent worlds of the subconscious. I paint the places you only see when your eyes are closed.

My interest in creating has always been a natural part of me. I started by exploring art through drawing, particularly the human figure as a subject, where faces and eyes quickly became something I returned to. Over time, it evolved from drawing to painting and further into a more experimental approach with materials, structure, and various expressions. Today, I use art as a space of freedom, where I can follow an idea, play with the materials, and see a work take shape along the way.

My artistic journey began long before I knew it was a journey. When I was very young, the first thing I did in the morning, after putting on my red dressing gown, was sit down and draw. That is how my grandparents have described me, a little girl in her red dressing gown, always with a pencil in her hand and completely obsessed with drawing horses. There was something instinctive about me back then, I never had to think about what I should do. I simply created. As I grew older, art came and went in my life. Sometimes it was close, sometimes it was far away. For several years, I couldn’t create anything at all. I even began to believe that I had lost that part of myself. But it came back. On October 30th last year, I decided to put a date to it. A date I wanted to remember, in case this continued to grow. Since then, I have realised that I never want to lose it again. For me, art today is about more than creating images. It has become a reminder to always find my way back to myself, even when I lose that path. To take what exists within me and actually make something of it. Perhaps art has been there all along. I simply needed to find my way back to it.

IRINA NIKOLAEVA Visual artist Lives and works in Oulu, Finland ARTISTIC PRACTICE Abstract painting that explores the relationship between nature, light, and material. Inspired by the landscapes and atmosphere of northern Finland, her practice focuses on abstract forms, layers of surfaces, and tactile textures created with acrylic paint and structural materials.

My artistic journey began with my education in visual arts and illustration and has since evolved through continuous work in drawing and painting. After moving to Denmark, my curiosity about the Nordic nature, especially regarding birds, grew through observation and study. An old book about the birds in this part of the world, which I received from an older family member, became an important inspiration for developing this aspect of my artistic work. In recent years, I have started exhibiting my works at exhibitions and in private companies and other venues in Denmark, where I continue to develop my artistic practice and meet new audiences.

Vivianne Otsa was born in Eskilstuna in Södermanland. Her interest in painting and art began early when her father painted large oil paintings in the family's basement during her childhood. She has studied a one-year art program in Stockholm but is mostly self-taught.

My journey as an artist began over 20 years ago, when I always knew I had a story to tell. I have never been uncertain that I would paint fantasy art, that I would tell tales through my paintings and give the viewer an adventure, a place to dream away to.

I draw my inspiration from nature, especially the forests and lakes of Värmland that surround me. Many of my paintings begin during walks and excursions, where I gather impressions that later develop further in the studio. I often use my own photographs as a starting point, but my goal is not to reproduce a place exactly. Instead, I strive to capture the feeling of being there – the light, the atmosphere, and the tranquility that nature can convey. Today, I primarily work with watercolor and oil pastel. Through color, form, and atmosphere, I aim to create images that invite the viewer to pause and experience the presence of nature.

Hello! I have been painting since around 2012, intuitively and liberating for me. I enter a deeper state where I experience close contact with my inner self, or something higher - and allow myself to be guided to what the colors want to create. Många times I experience it as a story about all the light, vibrant, and beautiful things that nature and the earth give us. Sometimes as a strongly liberating energy. Lately, also the discovery of dark parts within ourselves. Or a message about balance and harmony. Contact with nature is recurring, and the contact with our inner strength and joy. I hope you will enjoy the art from my perspective ❤️

My name is Lina, and I am a mother of three and work in healthcare. Alongside all the daily necessities, I have found my own space for recovery – in painting. I am fascinated by expression, colors, and what can emerge on a canvas. I rarely start with a finished image in my head. On the contrary, I enjoy not knowing exactly where the painting will go. I let the colors, the feeling, and the moment guide me. Colors have always been a big part of me. I am a cheerful and colorful person who thrives when things are happening around me, and I like that to be reflected in my art. When I paint, I shut out everyday life for a moment. The brush becomes a way to relax, be creative, and just be Lina. Here are my colors, my emotions, and my little journeys on canvas. Welcome in.

My universe of colors, shapes, and vibrations Here, paintings come to life. You will find artworks from the studio – abstract paintings, DOGME art, Art Money, and brand new pieces straight from the easel. I paint intuitively, allowing colors, shapes, and structures to find their own way. Some paintings emerge quickly, while others develop over time. Perhaps you will find a painting that speaks to you. Maybe you just feel like exploring.

Markin has an extensive exhibition history with shows in Sweden and internationally, including in Russia, the USA, Switzerland, and the UK. His works are represented in galleries and private collections in Europe, Russia, Japan, and the USA. In his artistic practice, Markin works in a style that he describes as polychrome constructivist expressionism.

My Artistic Journey I grew up surrounded by art. My mother is an artist, and for as long as I can remember, I've been running around studios, among paints, brushes, and ongoing works, as well as attending exhibitions. Art has therefore always been a natural part of my life. I have been painting for as long as I can remember. It started early and over the years has developed into my own way of expressing thoughts, feelings, and stories that are sometimes difficult to put into words. In my artistry, I frequently return to the themes of women and the human body. Through acrylic on canvas and paper, as well as pencil, I explore themes such as vulnerability, strength, silence, exposure, and freedom. My artistic journey is still ongoing. I paint to tell stories, evoke emotions, and make the viewer pause—and perhaps see something that isn't always visible at first glance.

My name is Lei Shen and I started painting 10 years ago. Although I have no formal artistic education, I have always had a passion for expressing myself through color and form. My journey in art began as a way to explore my own feelings and thoughts. My artworks have been exhibited at the Library Gallery and the staff exhibition at Malmö University, where I work as an economist at the Faculty of Health and Society.

I create original collage and mixed media works under the name Baryhl Art. Collage art is my passion and a fundamental driving force in my life. My works often revolve around human transformation processes; the inner shifts, our collective movements, and the spiritual dimension of being human. I perceive many of my collages as visual portals where symbols, text fragments, human figures, and urban traces meet and form new narratives. The works are built layer by layer with paper fragments, paint, textures, natural materials, and traces from previous surfaces. The materials are allowed to influence the direction of the work along the way, making the process both intuitive and exploratory. My expression moves between the raw, fragmented, and urban and the more harmonious and pictorial. Common to the works is the interest in what lies beneath the surface, both in the material and in the human. I aim to create art that one not only looks at but feels and engages in dialogue with.

Hello! Here you will mostly find semi-abstract original works priced between 300 SEK and 12,500 SEK, painted by an artist from Kalmar. Painting and drawing have always been a part of my life since I was little, and even today, they make me feel freedom, inspiration, and wonderful creativity! I love the freedom of abstract motifs that can be rotated to reveal a completely new expression. I primarily work with abstract/semi-abstract motifs in acrylic but also with abstract photography and digital art! * Secure payment solutions and insured shipping are offered! * Self-taught in painting except for a drawing school by correspondence as a teenager. Paintings can be shipped within Sweden or handed over in the Kalmar area. Other: Graphic engineering education, Dalarna University

I mostly use acrylic paint but also nail polish, various types of spray paint, feathers, stones. I paint on everything I can get my hands on; canvas paintings, acrylic paper, pieces of wood, stones. I like to repurpose old things and create something new from them. I paint abstract art, never knowing what I will create when I start. It often involves forests, probably because I love the forest.

Hjort Tolstoy I am a Sälen resident born in '62, a sports and art teacher at Sälen's school, full of ideas where no day is like the other. Painting, whether in watercolor or acrylic, is my greatest interest besides sports. I am more or less self-taught and have been creating in various techniques for as long as I can remember. When I was just 3 years old, I painted a horse and a girl with very long legs. This picture was framed at my grandmother's, and when friends asked why the girl's legs were so long, I naturally replied: - how else would she get up on the horse. I won several drawing competitions during my upbringing. During a year of study in the USA, I delved into drawing and painting as well as ceramics. I mostly paint in acrylic and watercolor/gouache. Since I live in Dalarna, the Dala horse has become a motif I have specialized in, but with my own style. I paint large, colorful horses in acrylic and horses doing all sorts of things, like skiing, playing the violin, etc. Welcome!

I use acrylic paint as the base in my paintings and add details with oil paint. The art is both realistic and abstract, but the subjects are clearly recognizable. Among the subjects are street scenes, buildings, animals, people, and portraits, often depicted in more or less distorted perspectives. I draw inspiration from everyday subjects in reality and capture much of this on the canvas.

I am an artist and illustrator based in Falun, Dalarna. My art is rooted in the mystique of nature—the forest, the landscape, and the beings of folklore are recurring motifs and sources of inspiration in my creations. Through my paintings, I aim to bring old stories to life while highlighting the magic, power, and beauty that exist in the nature around us. For me, painting is a way to remind both myself and others of our origins and our place in the living landscape. It is a gentle invitation to pause, reflect, remember, and perhaps also cherish what still remains.

My paintings rarely start with a finished answer. Often, they begin with a feeling, a question, or an image that lingers in the mind. Throughout the process, the work is allowed to develop freely and find its own direction. I am fascinated by the inner world of humans – by memories, relationships, dreams, conflicts, and the traces that life leaves behind. Through figurative painting and symbolic elements, I try to create images that provoke thought and leave room for the viewer's own interpretation.

Painting has become like an inner journey in color. A whisper from something deeper. Where I let the energy of the moment guide me. The painting emerges naturally where colors and feelings steer the process from within, spontaneously, freely in tune with my inner rhythm. With good and positive energy, I want to convey a wonderful feeling.

My name is Anna Alex. I am searching for my identity, while also being proud of my Swedish identity. I am also searching for my professional identity and love to explore, learn, and experiment. I started writing free verse as a teenager, amidst experiences of love, depression, and disappointment, and I have yet to publish a book. Since a young age, I have been passionate about exploring and experimenting with colors. I did not study art at university, but I took courses and read books about art and its various directions. When I started photographing, I took several courses in camera techniques and photography, some online and some with the photographer Leon Parson. I also attended a course in Stockholm called "The Art of Light in Hollywood," led by the renowned master photographer Ebrahim Katto. Art exhibitions in painting and photography. Exhibitions Solo Exhibitions: Skärholmen Art Gallery, 2025 Galleri Sven, 2020 Galleri Bellman, Stockholm, 2015 Katto 7 Art Festival, Stockholm, 2012 Galleri Q, Stockholm, 2010 Kunsgalerie, Stockholm, 2010 Katto Gallery, Södertälje, 2008 Katto Gallery, Stockholm, 2006 Group and Solo Exhibitions: More than 20 group exhibitions in Sweden Exhibitions at cafes, restaurants, hotels, art galleries, and cultural clubs. Upcoming Exhibitions: This year, I will participate in an art exhibition with Swedish artists in Spain, sponsored by the Swedish Church. In 2027, I will also participate in an exhibition with a group of EU artists, under the direction of the exhibition manager at Ebrahim Katto's cultural foundation in Stockholm.

I work in watercolor and oil with motifs from the sea and Old Town, where light, movement, and architecture unite in a sophisticated and timeless visual language. Each piece is a study in atmosphere and presence, with a subtle balance between Nordic tranquility and the Mediterranean's luster. At Skeppar Karls Gallery Art & Design in Old Town, I offer private viewings and a carefully curated art experience in an intimate studio environment.

Iryna Denysenko (Irina Dio) I was born in 1980 and grew up in Ukraine and have lived in Sweden since 2017. I am an artist with a broad artistic practice that includes drawing, painting, relief work, murals, and sculpture. By working in different materials and with various expressions, I explore form, color, and their interplay with the inner states behind the image. My art revolves around the relationship between humans and nature. Nature is a recurring motif and a place for observation, reflection, and transformation. Nature is an endless source of energy, tranquility, knowledge, and inspiration. Through it, I explore humanity, and through humanity, nature.

Multilayered reality I explore painting in its expanded field. I am interested in how different materials interact and change our perception of an image. Acrylic, media, concrete, clay, wood, and fabric are for me not just materials to work with. I am interested in their character and surface. Särskilt interesting is the combination of things that seemingly do not belong together: hard and soft, rough and tender, heavy and light. My artistic language is based on the meeting between figurative painting and geometric abstraction. I do not try to divide the image into geometric figures, but want to preserve the volume and character of the form. Geometry helps me make the volume more tangible. I build the form using a technique that could be called three-dimensional mosaic, even though it is not exactly a conventional mosaic. Unlike a mosaic where individual elements together create an image, the geometric elements in my technique shape the plane of the volume itself. I apply the material in different directions and vary its thickness. I am interested in how rough and sharp edges can convey vulnerability or enhance the hardness of an object. A special place in my works is held by the rabbit, sometimes the hare. Varför the rabbit? Perhaps because there is a contradiction in it that interests me. Utåt, it is soft, calm, and almost defenseless. But behind this softness, there may be strength, stubbornness, and independence. I combine its natural forms with hard geometric facets, but at the same time want to preserve its recognizable character. I want the material itself to participate in the creation of the image, that form, surface, light, and material exist together and that none of them is subordinate to the other.

Leif Stenberg has been painting for about 15 years. Works with acrylic and collage, where feeling, color, and symbolism meet. In several works, there is a clear energy in the brushstrokes and a playfulness in the colors. Sometimes the expression approaches a collage-like visual language where different parts meet and form new wholes. My art explores both the inner self and our relationship with the outside world. The motifs move between the power of the sea, still lifes, and more abstract compositions. Välkommen to take part in my paintings and follow my artistic journey.

I am a multidisciplinary artist working with painting, mixed media, and experimental techniques. My practice explores the connections between emotions, memory, identity, and the ways we experience the world around us. Through colors, textures, and layered compositions, I create artworks that invite personal interpretation and encourage viewers to connect with their own feelings and experiences. My work is driven by curiosity, experimentation, and a desire to express what words cannot always capture. Each piece is an exploration of atmosphere, material, and meaning, offering a unique perspective and a personal story to bring into your space.

Ylva Berglund – art inspired by the sea and the northern lights I draw my inspiration from nature, the sea, and the archipelago, as well as from the magical play of colors of the northern lights. With intuition and curiosity, I explore colors, shapes, and structures in both abstract and representational motifs. I paint in acrylic, oil, and tempera, and I let creativity lead the way. Many of my marine motifs are painted directly on nautical charts, and there is the possibility to request a nautical chart from any archipelago. My paintings are stretched on stretcher frames with hanging, and many are framed with floating frames. Selected motifs are also available as trays and coasters.

I have been painting and drawing for a while and have become more interested in art. I really like nature and animals. I try to capture what I see in my mind in my paintings and I am only ready when I have succeeded and the work satisfies me.

I am a self-taught Danish artist with a passion for abstract art, colors, and structure. I work intuitively and experimentally with different colors, brush strokes, and textures, where each piece has its own expression. My art is inspired by contrasts, moods, and the interplay of colors. I primarily work with original, hand-painted pieces, where I emphasize depth, structure, and a vibrant expression. I am located in the Ikast-Brande area and am in the process of developing my artistic expression and creating a collection of unique works.

I am Hande, 44 years old, living in Haag. I have been painting for more than 15 years. I create modern paintings with all love and positive energy. Därför, I believe that the positive energy that mixes with my artwork also passes on to the buyer. Hugs, Hande

The watercolors have been a part of my creative life for many years, but my artistic journey has never followed a straight path. I have learned through curiosity, experimentation, and countless hours with pigments, water, and paper – and along the way developed my own relationship with the medium. My work today ranges from x-ray watercolor and botanical motifs to abstract pieces. I move between technical precision and intuitive freedom and am still drawn to watercolor's special ability to both be controlled and surprise. För me, development is not about finding a certain style, but about constantly exploring how far watercolor can take me.

Emmi Enqvist is an artist whose works unite a fearless sense of material and a strong visual language. Her main techniques are oil paint, spray paint, and experimental mixed media, whose dialogue creates interesting texture and depth in the paintings. Enqvist draws inspiration from various forms and the possibilities they offer. The works are characterized by a rich and insightful use of colors that catch the eye and bring the space to life. Art is for Emmi a journey of discovery in the world of forms and colors, where each finished work is a unique story.

Welcome to my gallery! I create abstract works with acrylic paints and mixed media. I draw inspiration from my emotions throughout life, as well as from impressions of the surroundings – a shape, a silhouette, or the beautiful patterns in nature. I am drawn to simplicity and muted color palettes, which mostly characterize my works. My hope is that my works offer the viewer an invitation to reflect and feel in the encounter with the abstract. The idea is that color and form themselves should influence the viewer. And that each person can interpret different things in the painting - depending on who the viewer is. If you are interested in purchasing any of my paintings, you are warmly welcome to contact me via the contact form. The paintings can be picked up in Gothenburg or shipped at the cost of freight. If you see a painting you like that is sold, you can inquire about a commission. All paintings are priced excluding frames, but can be purchased with a glazed wooden frame or oak frame (self-made).

Hi, I am a young woman living here in Sweden. Art has always had a great significance for me and my life, and I believe you can find art in almost everything. That's why I want to share my art with the world. I have many different art styles, but there is pure emotion in the art.

I have long worked with art and visual creation. My artistic expression has developed through a personal interest in color, form, and structure. Today, I primarily create unique works with colored sand, where each motif emerges from my own imagination.

Född i Bordeaux Abstract painter and plastic artist, he explores color as a true colorist between mixtures, transparencies, and contrast. His work plays with relief, overlays, and materials to give depth to his pieces. Aristote Jr Följ France • 1998 Graduated from L'Ecole Nationale des Beaux-arts de Bordeaux

My creative journey began with a natural fascination for colors, shapes, and aesthetics. I have always loved to create and express myself visually, first through, among other things, jewelry design and later through painting. Today I use acrylic painting as my primary creative expression, where I experiment with colors, textures, and contrasts. I paint intuitively and often let emotions and moods be the starting point for my works.

I started painting during my sick leave in 2023, as a way to give myself something both in the moment and for the future. In 2020, I lost my identity, work ability, and health due to COVID, which then turned into post-COVID with subsequent illnesses. Painting became my way of creating something new, participating, putting images to what I sometimes had no words for, and it became a way to invest in myself. For the future. No matter how it would look. It just needed to exist, and painting became my tool.

At Persiada, we believe that Persian crafts are more than decorative objects. They represent stories, traditions, and a distinct cultural identity. Vårt goal is to make these unique works accessible to an international audience while supporting the preservation and appreciation of traditional Iranian craftsmanship.

My interest in creation has been with me since I was little... it's somewhat in my blood. I have always drawn and painted, and have also studied art in school. Today, I continue to explore my expression and develop my own visual language.

My artistic approach is a continuous exploration of the human condition, centered on themes of resilience and silent narratives. I bridge the gap between classical realism and contemporary expression, using my work as a medium to amplify voices that have been historically marginalized. By transitioning between the raw, monochromatic intensity of charcoal and the rich, layered textures of oil paint, I capture the duality of struggle and hope. My focus remains on the emotive power of the human form, aiming to transform personal stories of resistance into a universal language of freedom and empathy. • The Resilience of Women: Exploring the hidden strength, courage, and rightful stature of women through emotive portraiture. • The Grace of Movement (Ballerinas): Capturing the fluid elegance and disciplined beauty of dancers using a fusion of charcoal and acrylic. • Hyper-realistic Portraits: A deep dive into human emotions and personal narratives through meticulous detail and anatomical precision. • Cultural Identity and Freedom: Bridging ancient heritage with contemporary struggles for expression and visibility. • Technical Precision vs. Emotional Fluidity: The intersection of my engineering background with the spontaneous expression of fine arts.