Andreas Eriksson's "Soleil et Lune" at the Swedish Institute, Paris
In his studio in Medelplana, in western Sweden, Andreas Eriksson translates landscape sensations into the density of color. This autumn, the exhibition "Soleil et Lune" at the Institut suédois in Paris pairs his large-format works with about ten small landscapes featuring pale horizons by his compatriot Ivan Aguéli, who sought in light the perceptible presence of a spiritual reality.
Key facts
- Andreas Eriksson works in a studio in Medelplana, in western Sweden.
- Eriksson transposes landscape sensations into the thickness of color.
- The exhibition "Soleil et Lune" takes place this autumn at the Institut suédois in Paris.
- The show combines Eriksson's large-format works with around ten small landscapes by Ivan Aguéli.
- Ivan Aguéli was a Swedish compatriot of Eriksson.
- Aguéli's small landscapes feature pale horizons.
- Aguéli sought in light the perceptible presence of a spiritual reality.
Entities
Artists
- Andreas Eriksson
- Ivan Aguéli
Institutions
- Institut suédois
Locations
- Medelplana
- Sweden
- Paris
- France
- Kinnekulle
- Lake Vänern