Painting "Toward the horizon" 110x180 cm.

"Toward the horizon" is one of my large abstract paintings with a light and airy summer atmosphere. On a light beige background a botanical universe unfolds — moss green plants, flowers and bees in an organic and vibrant pattern. My small female figure is included — she holds a branch with flowers and looks out towards the horizon. A quiet and poetic gesture in the midst of nature's multitude.

The female figure recurs in many of my paintings. She is not a specific person but a voice — someone who observes and is part of the universal pattern between man and nature. It is the core of my artistic universe.

I paint with acrylic paint from Golden on hand-built canvases from Vindelev Blindrammefabrik and always finish with two layers of varnish that protects against sunlight and dust. This painting is stretched on an extra deep 4 cm blind frame — the motif continues out to the sides, which gives a beautiful effect when you view the painting from the side.

The size of 110x180 cm makes it a natural centerpiece in the living room — especially beautiful above a wide sofa or along a long sideboard. The bright and botanical expression fits well with Scandinavian and Nordic decor and bright rooms with natural materials.

The painting is available in three versions: without frame, with oak frame or with black frame.

With its calm green and earthy tones, “Beyond the Visible” creates a special sense of peace and contemplation. The wide format of 110 x 180 cm makes the painting well suited as a statement piece on larger walls, where it has space to unfold. The artwork works particularly well above a three-seater sofa, a large corner sofa, or a dining table measuring 200–300 cm, where the organic shapes and harmonious colors can bring the room together and create a beautiful, atmospheric whole.

Well suited for:

• Large living rooms and open living spaces
• Open-plan kitchens and dining areas
• Above a three-seater sofa
• Above a large corner sofa
• Above a light-colored sofa in grey, white or beige
• Above a dark sofa in brown, dark grey, charcoal grey or black
• Above a dining table or long dining table
• Modern Nordic interiors
• Homes featuring wood, oak, walnut and natural stone
• Bright rooms with calm, muted colors
• Minimalist interiors that need warmth and depth
• Interiors where the artwork is intended to serve as the natural focal point of the room

Works particularly well with walls in:

• White and off-white
• Brown, mocha, dark green, olive and grey
• Sand and beige tones
• Muted earthy colors
• Light shades
• Limewashed walls with a natural finish