Horizons

by | Oct 23, 2020 | Art

I often paint abstract motives with acrylic paint on canvas. The summer of 2020 I decided to learn how to paint on canvas and build my own wooden frames to mount them on. Usually I just buy the ready-made ones.

The role of canvas felt infinite. It came natural to make the paintings long. Since I was working outside, at my summerhouse, the motives became what I saw around me – horizons. Sky meeting ocean. Meadows and night skies and so on.

Now I am thinking about maybe building simple outer frames for some of them. I think it could be nice. But honestly – they are pretty magical just the way they are right now as well.

Owls as ornaments

Owls as ornaments

Time for spring! Is it only me or did you also start picking branches, putting them in water, hoping for those lovely green little buds to pop up?  Looks even cuter if you put my porcelain owls in them. You find them in my webshop. Tjohoo ho ho!

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Ink horizons

Ink horizons

I made frames for some of my favourite horizons.  I took some of my favourite ink horizons and asked Bengt and his team at Galleri Anden to cut passepartout and build frames for them. In my pop-up-studio at Nääs Fabriker you can see them live. Or why not just get them...

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