Art Gallery

With a background as an illustrator and 3D graphic artist, Johannes Wessmark refines hyperrealism with great technical skill and attention to detail. By combining oil, acrylic, and sometimes airbrush, he creates paintings with an almost unreal sharpness and richness of detail. His works, ranging from portraits to nature studies, invite the viewer to discover the world in a new, almost magical way.

Mathias Frykholm captivates the viewer's gaze with an exceptional sense of precision and expression. His often large, detailed paintings are not just visual experiences but almost like living stories. With his skilled craftsmanship and meticulous eye for color and form, he creates artworks that feel both intimate and tangible – almost like photographs that tell something more.

Since 2010, Kristina Blakstad has been creating expressive paintings in oil, watercolor, dry pastel, and gouache. Her works are a playful exploration of technique and subject, with each piece offering a unique experience. With a background in pattern and fashion design, she brings a distinctive sense of form and color, while also dedicating herself to writing novels that reflect her creative breadth.

Kristina Dunér's watercolor paintings are like little adventures where color and light dance together. Her bold and powerful brushstrokes create atmospheres that both touch and make the viewer smile, thanks to a humorous undertone that often sneaks in. She paints everything from serene landscapes and lively animals to playful origami figures and mechanical vehicles – a colorful journey into imagination.

Daniel Zausnig works with a free and playful watercolor style where the strict rules of realism give way to emotion and expression. Inspired by abandoned houses, rural areas, and the constant changes of nature, he creates paintings that capture both melancholy and atmosphere. Since 2019, he has developed his own style where landscapes and dark, timeless scenes from bygone eras take shape with an expression that is both raw and poetic.

Pernilla Carlsson finds most of her inspiration in the nature of Värmland and creates her paintings based on that, with a slightly abstract touch and a fairytale-like feeling. She works freely and intuitively, using everything from brushes and fingers to wire and knives to give her expression a personal character.

Joakim Johansson has carved out a unique niche in contemporary art with his self-developed visual language. His realistic paintings capture the small moments of everyday life and interpersonal encounters with a sincerity that feels genuine and present. His works often invite reflection on what has just happened or what is about to occur, evoking a sense of life's transience.