This sections shows some paintings of mine. I intend to change them every once in a while. I would appreciate criticism, let me know what you think. Some could be for sale, but generally I don’t put my images on the market. Most of them are mounted in the Chinese way, some are framed in the Western fashion, and others are just straight from the study.
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Fishing or relaxing? This is a small painting with ink and colours on shuan paper. I was inspired to try the subject during a trip the north of Sweden ….and by a Song dynasty image of a fisherman – or a recluse. It is mounted as a hangig scroll and the format is 30 x 40 cm.
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Sunday lemons is a poem by Derek Walcott. I thought the blue and yellow would capture its spirit, but I’m not so sure… Perhaps it is a bit too much – too colourful? The painting is mounted as a hanging scroll, the image itself is small at 20 x 30 cm.
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This image is a sort of response to Seamus Heaney’s poem The Haw Lantern. It is a haunting text, click on the image to get a close-up that can be read. It is mounted and framed, and it is a fairly large image at 30 x 70 cm.
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This was really fun to paint! I seldom paint animals and never did a tiger before. But I decided to give this traditional Chinese subject a try, and happened to read William Blake’s poem at the same time. I like the composition and the colours of the tiger, but I’m afraid I totally missed Blake’s idea of ‘the Tyger’. It should have been timid and shy! The painting is mounted as a hangingc scroll, 120 x 60 cm.