Art, design, column, pillar, Hotel, experience, collar, Collars, graphics, paintings, artist
When I paint, I am alone at home. Prepares the table and the Canvas for painting. Like a cocktail party with myself. I forget a glass of wine on another table. A half-eaten bowl of food on a bench. Paintings are moved around, make new friends. Put together and should be themselves enough. Back on the easel and something is added or changed. I paint on many canvases at the same time.
Ted Hesselbom, born in Malmö in, is an artist whose latest solo exhibition was at the Gallery Charlotte Lund in Stockholm 2016. The exhibition “Arms crunch, He vomits, my stomach hurts and the dialogue continues” can be seen as a prestudy of the view of collars, and masculinity. Hesselbom is also Museum Director at Sigtuna museum, with mainly archaeological collections. Former museum director at the Röhsska Museum in Gothenburg, a design museum with collections from all over Europe in fashion, design and arts & crafts. Also lives in Paris since 1997. Educated at Konstfack and is a member of KRO. View more posts
Have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
