Selected Art

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Selected Art

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Featured Artists

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Tatiana Hellum

Tatiana Hellum

Oslo, Norway

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.

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Catarina Hjort Tolstoy

Catarina Hjort Tolstoy

Sälen

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!

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Kenneth Svensson

Kenneth Svensson

Kalmar

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

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Lana Blink

Lana Blink

Trelleborg

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.

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Lærce Ryhl-Svendsen

Lærce Ryhl-Svendsen

Odense SØ

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.

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Selene Caspian

Selene Caspian

Stockholm

Selene Caspian creates atmospheric oil paintings inspired by nature, light, and inner stillness. Her work reflects quiet landscapes and the subtle emotions found in silence and space. Based in Sweden.

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Johanna Odder

Johanna Odder

Sverige

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.

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