Artist Information:
Natalia Johansson
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Sweden
Member Since: Apr 2001
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Artist Statement:
Born in Sankt-Petersburg and
educated
at the Mukhina Art
Institute Sankt-Petersburg
1985-1990, moved to Sweden
in 1991. Lived
and worked in Lapland
1991-1994,
since 1994 she lives and
works in Stockholm.
She paints mostly in oil,
akrylic and water color.
The paintings, distinguished
by the repetition of
stylized human figures,
are characterized by a
dynamic sense
of movement.
Each image shows a scene of
unidentified figures
finding their way in an
anonymous crowd with
ease.
The tight compositions unite
the unknown figures
together in a common theme,
like "reflection",
"composition".
The simplified forms are
given by Natalia
Jonanssons exguisite sense
of texture.
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Artist Exhibitions:
Natalia Johansson has had
different separate and
group exhibitions:
Lappland-Sweden 1992-1995
Luleå,
Gälivare, Malmberget Sweden.
Stockholm-Sweden 1995-1999
gallery Mickro,gallery
Panorama
Stockholm 1995 Sweden,
gallery Kurt Svensson
1996-1999 Sweden,
gallery Rosenhill Tumba 1999
Sweden,
Upplands-Väsby Artsalon 1999
Sweden
gallery AgoraNew York,
1998...
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Natalia Johansson's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Natalia Johansson's Portfolio. Browse Johansson's body of work:
Born in Sankt-Petersburg and educated
at the Mukhina Art Institute Sankt-Petersburg
1985-1990, moved to Sweden in 1991. Lived
and worked in Lapland 1991-1994,
since 1994 she lives and works in Stockholm.
She paints mostly in oil, akrylic and water color.
The paintings, distinguished by the repetition of
stylized human figures,
are characterized by a dynamic sense
of movement.
Each image shows a scene of unidentified figures
finding their way in an anonymous crowd with
ease.
The tight compositions unite the unknown figures
together in a common theme, like "reflection",
"composition".
The simplified forms are given by... |
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