GALLERY ALAOUI
Oil paintings by Anna-Kajsa Alaoui.
In her gallery on Norra Öland, in Binnerbäck, Löttorp, Anna-Kajsa shows her art. It is both coloristically powerful and nuanced painting with motifs that span the landscape of Öland and the non-figurative. The formats vary between over a meter and smaller. Also drawings and pastels.
Eva Hervieu exhibits batik with bird motifs. E. H. lives in Hagskog and Nice, France. She has been doing batik for most of her life.
For opening hours, see website.
Anna-Kajsa has been a professional artist since the mid-80s.
Member of KRO, Föreningen Svenska Konstnärinnor and Svenska konstnärer Kultur 1
"I have been painting on Öland since the mid-80s. The Öland landscape is an inexhaustible source of inspiration.
When my painting moves towards the non-figurative, the interpretations are more open. Everything - one's experiences, the world around you affects what you see.
The outside world sneaks into the interpretation and the translation to the canvas.
You can think of each brush stroke as a piece of information.
For a painting to feel finished, all the information should be part of a "conversation," a composition, a rhythm that inspires hope and confidence,
when "everything speaks with everything."
There is a lot of "information" in my paintings, but my goal is always to express myself as simply as possible!"
Eva Hervieu exhibits batik with bird motifs. E. H. lives in Hagskog and Nice, France. She has been doing batik for most of her life.
For opening hours, see website.
Anna-Kajsa has been a professional artist since the mid-80s.
Member of KRO, Föreningen Svenska Konstnärinnor and Svenska konstnärer Kultur 1
"I have been painting on Öland since the mid-80s. The Öland landscape is an inexhaustible source of inspiration.
When my painting moves towards the non-figurative, the interpretations are more open. Everything - one's experiences, the world around you affects what you see.
The outside world sneaks into the interpretation and the translation to the canvas.
You can think of each brush stroke as a piece of information.
For a painting to feel finished, all the information should be part of a "conversation," a composition, a rhythm that inspires hope and confidence,
when "everything speaks with everything."
There is a lot of "information" in my paintings, but my goal is always to express myself as simply as possible!"