Discover the enchanting world of Swedish artist Josefina Wendel Carlsson, whose whimsical art draws from ancient symbology, fairytales, and Norse mythology. Her work, featured at Chelsea’s Agora Gallery in the "Unbound Perspectives" exhibition, captivates with its rich colors, surreal imagery, and profound joy. The exhibition runs from June 10 to June 30, 2017, with an opening reception on June 15.
NEW YORK, NY – The Agora Gallery in Chelsea is set to showcase the original works of Josefina Wendel Carlsson in the "Unbound Perspectives" exhibition. This captivating display will be open from June 10, 2017, to June 30, 2017, with an opening reception on Thursday, June 15, from 6-8 pm.
Josefina Wendel Carlsson, a Swedish artist, creates art that is both whimsical and profound. Her work draws heavily on ancient symbology, fairytales, and Norse mythology, resulting in pieces that are unique and visually stunning. Utilizing both oil on canvas and watercolor on paper, Wendel Carlsson masterfully blends rich colors and surreal imagery to produce captivating and imaginative works.
Wendel Carlsson's art is characterized by its vibrant hues and dreamlike quality. She often incorporates archetypal images such as the moon, dragons, and flowers, imbuing them with a magical and ethereal quality. Her goal is to capture and convey profound joy, inviting viewers to discover the wonder in the world around them. As she explains, "I am a free spirit with the goal to create what I want and love. The joy I feel when I paint is the feeling that I hope I can mediate to the observer of my art."
The "Unbound Perspectives" exhibition features a diverse group of artists, each bringing their unique style and medium to the show. The lineup includes:
"Unbound Perspectives" is a group exhibition that spans various mediums, including painting, photography, drawing, and wood. The show juxtaposes Japanese experiments with abstract textures in ink against Mexican hyperrealistic oil portraits. It features fantastical manipulations of the female body in wood from Armenia and Indian contemplations of the infinite in acrylic. This diverse collection challenges viewers to explore the commonalities and differences among the pieces, offering a comprehensive survey of contemporary art.
Josefina Wendel Carlsson's art offers a whimsical and profound exploration of ancient symbology, fairytales, and Norse mythology. Her work, featured in the "Unbound Perspectives" exhibition at Agora Gallery, invites viewers to experience the joy and wonder of her imaginative creations. This exhibition is a must-see for anyone interested in contemporary art and the diverse expressions of creativity it encompasses.
For more information on the exhibition and featured artists, visit the Agora Gallery website.
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