Bengt Åberg is a Swedish artist born and active in Kvissleby, Sundsvall, born on August 4, 1941. He became known for his unique artistic expression and his strong commitment to reflecting and highlighting the local environment and culture in his works.
Bengt Åberg, with the exception of short studies under Bengt Lindström, is self-taught as an artist and over many years developed a style that combines realistic elements with abstract aspects, often focusing on nature and landscapes. His works are characterized by a deep sense of color and form, where he skillfully captures the various moods and shifts of the Nordic nature. Through his art, he aims to convey the beauty and tranquility of the Swedish landscape, while also reflecting on the changes and challenges the environment faces.
In addition to being a prolific artist, Bengt Åberg was also an engaged cultural figure in the Sundsvall area. He participated in several exhibitions both locally and nationally, and his works have received much attention for their ability to move and inspire the viewer. Åberg also worked on various art projects and collaborations, often striving to include and engage the local population.
His studio in Kvissleby serves both as a workplace and a meeting place, where art enthusiasts can gain insight into his creative process and discuss art and culture. Åberg's dedication to his community and his desire to share his artistic vision has made him an appreciated and significant artist both in Sundsvall and in other parts of Sweden.
Bengt Åberg continues to be a central figure in the local art scene, and his work contributes to enriching the cultural life of the region. His artworks, which often reflect the Nordic nature's tranquility and beauty, continue to fascinate and inspire both art connoisseurs and the general public. Bengt passed away in April 2015.