Stephen Friedman Gallery (11 Old Burlington Street, London) is set to open an exhibit, Coincidental Mapping, by Swedish artist, Andreas Erikkson. The exhibit will be the artist's first solo show in the United Kingdom and runs from April 27 to May 25, 2013
Eriksson's work consists of paintings, tapestries, photographs and sculptures. His work reates to his everyday life and the natural surroundings in Scandinavia (his studio is far out in the countryside). His work is both figurative and abstract. The work is in a descendent of the Northern Romantic Tradition. You may feel a kinship in style to Klee and Kandinsky in his pieces.
This exhibit includes new paintings and tapestries.
Eriksson's work consists of paintings, tapestries, photographs and sculptures. His work reates to his everyday life and the natural surroundings in Scandinavia (his studio is far out in the countryside). His work is both figurative and abstract. The work is in a descendent of the Northern Romantic Tradition. You may feel a kinship in style to Klee and Kandinsky in his pieces.
This exhibit includes new paintings and tapestries.
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