el patito feo

2005, 70cm x 100cm, oil on canvas

The most wonderful woman loved me more than anyone else ever has, but at the time I was incapable of accepting her affection. I hurt her badly.

I painted el patito feo as sort of an apology to her. Kind of a penance.
The ugly duckling will eventually return to the world all that it stole from her.

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GO Master Val!

2005, 45cm x 55cm, oil on canvas

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In the Studio

2004, 40cm x 55cm, oil on canvas

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Dramaten

2009, 41cm x 39cm, oil on canvas

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half a year in Torekov

The following pieces were painted between March and October 2009 *, in Torekov, a small coastal town in the municipality of Båstad, located in the south-west of Sweden. While I wouldn’t have admitted to it at the time, I moved to Torekov for the love. However, I was only to find that I didn’t want the love, and that the love didn’t want me.
Besides the love there was also the prospect of money. I wanted the money, and as it turned out – the money wanted me.
I had a show at Galleri Don Clarre, with motifs mainly from the area, and it was successful. I regret not getting images of all the paintings. What you see here is what I have.

The highlight of that whole summer was working with up and coming megastar Cirsten Dohrmann. Lots of character and loads of energy; still at only six years old she gave me quite a few (very-) live sittings.

* ”NO JAG” was painted during the summer of 2008.

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Husen vid Vattnet

2009, 74cm x 40cm, oil on canvas

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Lovisa Rasks gränd

2009, 45cm x 35cm, oil on canvas

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Röda Rosor på Lundstens gata

2009, 43cm x 37cm, oil on canvas on panel

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Cirsten Dohrmann

2009, 40cm x 50cm, olja på duk

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Tennisstugan

2009, 24cm x 22cm, oil on canvas

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