This theme is rooted in my upbringing in the 50s and 60s. The idea came from an old photo of a girl in a white dress that was lined up next to a shiny American car. The place where the photo was taken is the only thing that is left today.
I concentrated motives about the everyday life and the environment a generation back in time. It is important to remember that all environments become poorer without visible history. A lot of history disappears without us even noticing it. In our digital world today, it is also important to create art in a larger format than on a 15-inch laptop.
The motives are from two eras with a span of 50 years. Some images are composed of items from different time frames in the same image. I want to create a whole that shows how nature takes an abandoned place back if nothing is done. The ambition was to create touches of timelessness.
From time to time I. Acryl. 120 x 95 cm.
“To indre og vekk med´n”. Acryl 120 x 95 cm.
Terrassen. Oase. Oil on canvas. 95 x 110 cm. (P.E.)
From time to time IV. Acryl 120 x 95 cm.
Terrassen. The End. Acryl. 120 x 95 cm.
No transit. Oil, paper on canvas. 110 x 120 cm.
One way ticket II. Oil on canvas 110 x 95 cm. (P.E.)
One way ticket II. Acryl . 60 60 cm (Missing)
Timescedules no more. Acryl. 120 x 95 cm.
Stretch pants and stuff. Acryl 120 x 120 cm.
Bath, Gausa. Acryl 120 x 120 cm. (P.E)
James Dean. Acryl på lerret 120 x 120 cm.
Camping. Acryl 120 x 120 cm.
Happiness. Acryl. 92 x 110 cm.
Childhood. Berlin. Acryl. 60 x 60 cm (P. E.)
Tribute to my mother. Oil on canvas. 70 x 70 cm (P.E)
Abandoned and closed. Oil on canvas 80 x 80 cm
The snow last year. Acryl. 105 x 95 cm (P.E.)