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| Dimensions | 60 × 85 cm |
|---|---|
| Limited Edition: | 100 |
| Print: | Digital Giclee |
Henrik A Uldalen: Flutter, Limited Edition Print
£750.00
Flutter. 2018 Limited Edition Digital Giclee Print by Henrik A Uldalen (100 total)
LIMITED STOCK
Size: 60 cm x 85 cm
Limited Edition: 100
Print: Digital Giclee
Signed and numbered by the artist. Comes with certificate of authenticity from the gallery
Henrik Uldalen was born in 1986 in South Korea. He was raised in Norway and moved to London in 2015. He is a self-taught artist whose creative production revolves around classic figurative painting, presented in a contemporary manner. In his work he uses oil paint and works on figurative subjects that have a sense of vulnerability and fragility. Henrik explores the dark sides of life, nihilism, existentialism, longing and loneliness, juxtaposed with fragile beauty. The atmosphere in his subject matter is often presented in a dream or limbo-like state, with elements of surrealism. His focus on atmospheres rather than narratives and realism leaves his painting open for many interpretations.
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Flutter. 2018 Limited Edition Print
Size: 60 cm x 85 cm
Limited Edition: 100
Print: Digital Giclee
LIMITED STOCK
Signed and numbered by the artist. Comes with certificate of authenticity from the gallery
Henrik Uldalen was born in 1986 in South Korea. He was raised in Norway and moved to London in 2015. He is a self-taught artist whose creative production revolves around classic figurative painting, presented in a contemporary manner. In his work he uses oil paint and works on figurative subjects that have a sense of vulnerability and fragility. Henrik explores the dark sides of life, nihilism, existentialism, longing and loneliness, juxtaposed with fragile beauty. The atmosphere in his subject matter is often presented in a dream or limbo-like state, with elements of surrealism. His focus on atmospheres rather than narratives and realism leaves his painting open for many interpretations.
I agree with the feeling of vulnerability and fragility when I look at my paintings today. Many are very stripped down and direct. But when I first started to work with them I wanted to express a sense of being disconnected from your feelings, which actually could be more like the opposite of being vulnerable and fragile.”
– Uluden
