About
I am a painter based in Stockholm, Sweden, with an MFA from Beaux-Arts de Paris. My paintings are a way for me to explore the relationship between individuals and the world around us. Through layers of images and abstract forms, I reflect on how personal experiences blend with collective stories, shaping how we see reality. I am especially interested in how painting allows for multiple perspectives to coexist—revealing the complexities of both the seen and the unseen.
In my work, I often explore how society and individuals influence one another. I find myself asking where we are heading and how fear plays a role in shaping social and political movements. Through my paintings, I reflect on these questions, creating a space where uncertainty can be explored without the need for definitive answers.
Painting is my tool for reflection that bridges the gap between impression and language, providing a platform to explore uncertainty and the unknown, where multiple perspectives can coexist.
I have exhibited my paintings at venues like Galleri Artem in Stockholm, Rättvik Art Gallery, and Skissernas Museum in Lund. My work is included in public collections, such as the Swedish state’s art collections, Uppsala Art Museum, and Tyresö Municipality. I’ve also been fortunate to receive several grants, including the Swedish Arts Grants Committee’s one-year and two-year working grants, which have allowed me to continue exploring my practice. In addition to painting, I’ve participated in public talks, lectures, and workshops, sharing my experiences with others in various art programs.
Contemporary Swedish artist
Media
Review – 2018 – Dalarnas Tidningar – Demarcations – Rättvik Kunshalle, Rättvik, Sweden
Review – 2018 – Siljan News – Demarcations – Rättvik Kunshalle, Rättvik, Sweden
Interview – 2018 – On Art And Aesthetics – Tulika Bahadur
Interview – 2016 – ARTiculAction Art Review – Josh Ryder and Melissa C. Hilborn
Review – 2013 – Gotlands Tidningar – The Other, Gocart Gallery, Visby, Sweden
Review – 2013 – Gotlands Allehanda – The Other, Gocart Gallery, Visby, Sweden
Article – 2012- ArtPulse – Max Ryynänen – Institutional Stress. When Bureaucracy Replaces Art…
Review – 2012 – Om konst – På Besök – Museum Of Artistic Practice And Public Art, Lund, Sweden