Solrök (Haze)
Acrylic on canvas 2020
89×116 cm
18 000 SEK
Dreaming of sunny days at sea in my studio during the storm Ciara over Scandiavia in February 2020.
Point of No Return
Acrylic on canvas 2019
40×100 cm
12 000 SEK
I felt the surge of water from underneath as I was in the rubber raft, drawn alongside the shore from some strong river rafters, my colleagues. We were heading towards the huge waterfall Tännforsen in the county of Jämtland up north in Sweden. This was in 1985 and I was the first female river rafting guide in Sweden.
I was paddling the raft closer and closer to the neck of the fall with all our heavy gear inside. They were holding me and the raft as we drew closer to the point of no return where the current would take me. I saw Bear Rock in the middle, thinking of the bear that got stuck there and couldn’t pass over in any direction. But I had complete trust in that they would hold on. Such a magical feeling being held. This is my complete trust today in the force, always carrying us.
There is another aspect to this painting as well, and it has to do with dharma. Our life mission. What happens when we finally put our toes into our Dharma River and get swept off our feet into the white waters. When doubt has subsided and fear is gone. And our life force is fully focused on service. Then a thousand doors will open. The current will take us and we won’t be able to stop the movement forward.
Pink Skies
Acrylic on canvas 2019
40×100 cm
12 000 SEK
Closing in on the lake above Tännforsen, Jämtland. One of the biggest waterfalls in Sweden. Felt the current take the rubber raft as we aimed for the river neck where we would lift the raft and carry it past the waterfall. Actually we sat down in it on the top of the hill and went on the green grass as on a giant slide along the waterfall. See Point of No Return above.
Irish Seas
Acrylic on canvas 2019
45×60 cm
5 000 SEK
Convergence Iceland
Acrylic on canvas 2019
46×56 cm
6 000 SEK
Moving from one setting to another in life, I can see the new forming in the distance with all its possibilities…This painting was the birthing of a whole new series of watery paintings. The Mother Potato as I call the paintings that ignite the birthing process.
Summer Seas
Acrylic on canvas 2019
46×56 cm
6 000 SEK
Tachyon
Acrylic on canvas 2019
100×150 cm
22 000 SEK
One morning I woke up with these formations in my inner vision. I heard a voice saying: Tachyon. So I had to look it up and found this explanation: “Formless Zero-Point Energy, (in Quantum Physics), is considered to be the starting point of the energetic continuum, and the first formed energy to emerge from it is called Tachyon. Named after the Greek word meaning swift, the word Tachyon, like the word electricity, merely describes a type of energy.” When I looked further, I found it is also describing the healing energy I can see through my third eye as colours flowing in to a body.
Sea of Clouds
Acrylic on canvas 2019
38×46 cm
4 000 SEK
When I climb up along the mountainside, I can’t see anything than the wall of rock in front of me. I sense there are other mountain tops around me, but I have to keep focus at the immediate surroundings. The rock face, dark with glittering stones in… When the climb is done, I stand tall and pause. I look around in the new light, inhaling the fresh air. This is when I see the Sea of Clouds with its millions of other peaks of possibilities.
Convergence Iceland II
Acrylic on canvas 2019
81×65 cm
12 000 SEK
Waterfront II
Acrylic on canvas 2016
65×70 cm
12 000 SEK
Working on a series of paintings with water and forests in springtime. Autumn now in Sweden, and I am missing the light… The lightness in my heart in Spring.
Cold Waters
Acrylic on canvas 2017
40×40 cm
Privately owned
Evening Song
Acrylic on canvas 2017
40×100 cm
10 000 SEK
Sunny Seascape
Acrylic on canvas
46×55 cm
Private collection
A quick painting that captured a feeling of the sea at an early Spring morning.The light rolling in on the coast of Skåne, Sweden.
Yellow Morning
Acrylic on canvas 2016
60×50 cm
Private collection
An impression from Vestlandet in Norway where I have friends. After some colour experiments at Konstlinjen at the Art School where I teach, I hooked up with the colour combination of raw umber and phtalo blue which gives a vibrant turquoise colour.