Two narrow vertical paintings with turquoise tones and gold leaf installed in a minimalist Scandinavian hallway, with warm sunlight reflections on white walls and wooden floor

SUMMER PIECES AND SUMMER PIECES 2 IN A COLLECTOR’S INTERIOR

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Two narrow vertical paintings with turquoise tones and gold leaf installed in a minimalist Scandinavian hallway, with warm sunlight reflections on white walls and wooden floor
  • Two narrow vertical paintings with turquoise tones and gold leaf installed in a minimalist Scandinavian hallway, with warm sunlight reflections on white walls and wooden floor
  • Turquoise abstract painting with vertical lines, layered textures and gold leaf, inspired by water reflections and rhythmic structure
  • Abstract turquoise painting with a pink pelican, vertical lines and gold leaf, evoking reflections on water and layered visual rhythm
  • Two narrow vertical paintings with turquoise tones and gold leaf installed in a minimalist Scandinavian hallway, with warm sunlight reflections on white walls and wooden floor
  • Turquoise abstract painting with vertical lines, layered textures and gold leaf, inspired by water reflections and rhythmic structure
  • Abstract turquoise painting with a pink pelican, vertical lines and gold leaf, evoking reflections on water and layered visual rhythm
SUMMER PIECES AND SUMMER PIECES 2 IN A COLLECTOR’S INTERIOR

SUMMER PIECES AND SUMMER PIECES 2 IN A COLLECTOR’S INTERIOR

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MEDIUM

Acrylic and gold leaf on canvas

SIZE

20 × 60 × 1.5 cm (each)

YEAR

August - September 2018

This photograph shows two paintings, Summer Pieces and Summer Pieces 2, installed in the interior of a private collector in Sweden.

Both works belong to an earlier exploration of rhythm, layering, and the quiet language of ornament. Vertical structures, subtle grids, and translucent layers of color create a sense of depth that shifts gently with light.

A small pink pelican appears as a fleeting presence within the surface — almost like a memory passing through the structure of the image.

Light plays a crucial role in the placement of these works. As it moves across the gold leaf surface, it activates reflections that resemble sunlight dancing on water — a motif that quietly runs through both paintings.

Placed within a passage of the interior, the paintings extend the rhythm of the space. Seen within the collector’s home, they become part of a lived atmosphere — where time, light, and memory continue to unfold.

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