Intuitive and swift, never wasting time on details—that was how she worked. In people and faces she found stories, and through her painting she told them.
At Gomér & Andersson in Nyköping, we can now experience 50 of her works. Faces are, of course, present—but there is much more. A porcini mushroom, illuminated in a warm late-summer yellow, carries a vivid expression, while in another work a fishing boat calmly chews its way toward us as viewers.
The selection is both extensive and representative, offering insight into an artistic practice shaped by intuition—one that brought color, form, and life to the galleries of Södermanland.
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At Gomér & Andersson Nyköping, we can now experience 50 of her works. Of course, there are faces, but much more besides: a golden-hued porcini mushroom radiates warmth, while a fishing boat drifts calmly toward the viewer.
The selection is both extensive and representative, offering insight into an artistic vision guided by intuition, bringing color, form, and life to the galleries of Södermanland.
