Projekt: fUN&Co (Forms and colours up north)

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This series represents the artist’s signature methodology—systematic progression from natural observation to geometric abstraction. Beginning with a realistic woodpecker at a bird feeder, each work methodically deconstructs form, colour, and structure. The circular feeder becomes an architectural diagram, the bird’s curves transform into geometric relationships, culminating in a pure abstract composition where natural origins remain encoded within formal language. The large square format (60x60cm each) creates a monumental presence for the intimate subject, whilst Payne’s grey frames unify the progression. This work demonstrates how architectural analysis can reveal hidden geometric structures within natural forms, questioning the relationship between observation and interpretation.

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Year: 2025

Medium: Oil on canvas

Dimensions: (4x) 60x60cm

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Price: 49840 SEK (inkl 12% moms) as a complete series – these paintings are not available for individual purchase

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Hackspett I-IVRead More »

Projekt: fUN&Co (Forms and colours up north)

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This triptych demonstrates systematic progression from observation to abstraction: naturalistic church observation evolves through geometric simplification to pure architectural analysis. The bare winter trees frame the figurative work, become stylised geometric elements in the transition, then disappear as the church itself reduces to essential triangular forms. Raw canvas integration creates compositional structure whilst the consistent sunset palette maintains visual unity across the progression. This series applies architectural analysis to religious building, deconstructing Gothic forms into fundamental geometric relationships.

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Year: 2024-2025

Medium: Oil on canvas

Dimensions: (3x) 65x55cm

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Price: 54992 SEK (inkl 12% moms) as a complete series – these paintings are available for purchase individually at 22400 SEK (inkl moms) each

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Umeå Stads Kyrka I-IIIRead More »

This intimate composition captures a reclining figure against luxurious blue velvet upholstery, the rich fabric providing dramatic colour contrast to warm skin tones. The abandoned pose—arm raised, head tilted back—suggests complete relaxation whilst the black lace detail adds visual interest. The large format allows for detailed rendering of both figure and textile surfaces, demonstrating technical range from soft flesh to crisp fabric folds. The deep blue sofa creates spatial depth whilst framing the central form.

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Year: 2023

Medium: oil on canvas

Dimensions: 70x90cm

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Price: 23968 SEK (inkl 12% moms)

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Nude on Blue SofaRead More »

This rear view study employs liquin-bound charcoal technique on raw canvas, creating painterly coverage with drawing directness. The raised arms and natural hair-touching gesture create a dynamic line through the torso whilst demonstrating anatomical understanding. The warm canvas ground provides mid-tone efficiency, allowing focused work on form and light. Part of ongoing exploration of figure studies using innovative mixed media approaches that bridge traditional drawing and contemporary painting techniques.

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Year: 2025

Medium: pigmented liquin on canvas

Dimensions: 40x50cm

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Price: 9492 SEK (inkl 12% moms)

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Figure Study in Earth Tones IIRead More »

This urban portrait captures a solitary figure navigating city streets—white hat creating strong contrast against dark jacket, pedestrians ghosted in the background. The large square format creates intimate proximity despite public setting. The cobblestone street pattern demonstrates architectural detail whilst atmospheric perspective suggests depth. The monochromatic palette unifies figure and environment, creating contemplative mood. This work bridges street photography composition with classical drawing technique, documenting contemporary urban solitude through traditional media.

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Year: 2025

Medium: pencil and ink on paper

Dimensions: 60x60cm

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Price: 2520 SEK (inkl 12% moms)

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Man in White HatRead More »

This architectural figure study places the upward-gazing form against a constructed stone wall, creating dialogue between organic human form and geometric masonry. The monochromatic blue-grey palette unifies figure and architecture, whilst the dramatic sky above suggests monumentality. The upward gaze and architectural background reference classical sculpture traditions—figure becoming part of the built environment. The stone pattern demonstrates architectural precision, whilst the figure’s pose creates vertical emphasis against horizontal wall construction.

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Year: 2025

Medium: pencil and ink on paper

Dimensions: 32x42cm

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Price: 3248 SEK (inkl 12% moms)

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Blue Nude with Stone WallRead More »

This composition explores dual perspective through contrasting media—the observed figure rendered in blue ink, whilst the mirror reflection appears in pencil. This technical distinction emphasises the difference between direct observation (ink) and mediated reflection (pencil). The scale shift betweena complete rear view and a fragmented mirror image creates spatial tension. The monochromatic approach with two different media creates visual dialogue between “real” and “reflected,” questioning perception and representation through material choice rather than colour.

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Year: 2025

Medium: pencil and ink on paper

Dimensions: 32x42cm

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Price: 3248 SEK (inkl 12% moms)

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Blue Nude with MirrorRead More »

This portrait study captures a moment of quiet concentration, a young woman absorbed in reading, morning sunlight illuminating her face. The handmade paper provides a subtle texture that enhances the drawn surface, whilst white pastel highlights create luminosity in the sun-lit hair and hands. The composition balances direct gaze with casual gesture, the newspaper becoming both prop and narrative element. The play of morning light adds temporal specificity—this is a particular moment, not a timeless study. The intimate scale and toned paper create warmth, whilst professional framing preserves the delicate media.

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Year: 2025

Medium: pencil and pastel on paper

Dimensions: 23x32cm

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Price: 2184 SEK (inkl 12% moms)

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Girl with NewspaperRead More »

Projekt: fUN&Co (forms Up North & Colours)

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This intimate study captures a Swedish birch tree painted directly onto raw canvas, the unpainted cardboard-coloured ground becoming winter sky and snow. The distinctive silver bark with dark markings creates strong vertical contrast against the warm negative space. The delicate branch work demonstrates botanical precision whilst the minimal composition focuses attention on the tree’s essential form. Professional framing behind glass elevates this small oil study to the presentation standard of works on paper, creating an unusual hybrid between painting and drawing formats.

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Year: 2025

Medium: mixed media

Dimensions: 23x32cm

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Price: 2408 SEK (inkl 12% moms)

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Birch on Raw CanvasRead More »

This triptych explores the same motif—figure with red hat—through varying poses and perspectives. The mixed media technique (red ink, coloured pencil) creates tonal subtlety on warm-toned paper. Each study demonstrates anatomical precision, whilst the red accent creates visual cohesion across the series. The intimate scale and professional presentation transform quick observational studies into contemplative objects. Available individually or as a complete series.

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Year: 2025

Medium: Pencil and ink on paper

Dimensions: (3x) 15x20cm

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Price: 3920 SEK (inkl 12% moms) as a complete series – these drawings are available for purchase individually at 1459 SEK (inkl moms) each

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Red Hat SeriesRead More »

Projekt: fUN&Co (Forms and colours up north)

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This miniature series proves that transformation methodology works at an intimate scale. Four studies systematically deconstruct a chanterelle mushroom from botanical observation to pure linear abstraction. The small format creates jewel-like intensity—each work demands close viewing. The progression reveals hidden geometric relationships: radiating gills become linear patterns, and organic curves transform into architectural diagrams. Professional framing elevates these pocket-sized studies to gallery standard, demonstrating that conceptual rigour doesn’t require monumental scale.

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Year: 2025

Medium: Polychromos on cardboard

Dimensions: (4x) 8x11cm

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Price: 2800 SEK (inkl 12% moms) as a complete series – these drawings are not available for individual purchase

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Kantarell I-IVRead More »

Projekt: Lost Places

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This work reconstructs the 1887 Christmas Eve church fire through research of archival photographs and historical paintings at Västerbottens Museum. The fire consumed the church in less than an hour, a precursor to the catastrophic 1888 summer fire that destroyed the entire city. The painting captures the dramatic moment: frozen harbour reflecting flames, silhouetted buildings, winter night sky. The vertical tower dominates the composition, emphasising architectural loss against the horizontal town layout. This historical documentation combines Belgian architectural training with Swedish cultural preservation, translating period sources into a contemporary visual narrative that honours local memory.

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Year: 2025

Medium: oil on canvas

Dimensions: 63x42cm

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Price: 24920 SEK (inkl 12% moms)

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Umeå, Kyrkans Brand, Julafton 1887Read More »

This work employs pigmented charcoal bound with liquin on raw canvas, creating unique textural depth. The technique allows for both drawing directness and painterly coverage—charcoal’s immediacy combined with liquin’s binding properties creates a surface between sketch and painting. The profile pose emphasizes the architectural structure of the human form, while the raw canvas provides warm undertones that interact with the charcoal pigmentation. The mature figure challenges conventional beauty standards in figurative art, presenting physical reality with dignified directness. Part of ongoing investigation into mixed media approaches that bridge drawing and painting techniques.

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Year: 2025

Medium: pigmented liquin on canvas

Dimensions: 40x60cm

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Price: 9996 SEK (inkl 12% moms)

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Figure Study in Earth Tones IRead More »

Projekt: Lost Places

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This work layers temporal realities—structures that disappeared nearly a century ago reimagined within today’s landscape. The former buildings and contemporary terrain employ deliberately different techniques, creating visual tension between what was and what is. The painting functions as archaeological reconstruction, where memory and documentation meet landscape observation. The contrast in technique makes the temporal layers visible—past architecture painted with one approach, current landscape with another—revealing how places carry invisible histories. Part of the Lost Places series exploring Swedish sites where built structures have returned to nature, leaving only memory and documentation as evidence of human presence.

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Year: 2025

Medium: oil & pigmented liquin on canvas

Dimensions: 66x57cm

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Price: 14000 SEK (inkl 12% moms)

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KrypedalenRead More »

Projekt: fUN&Co (forms Up North & Colours)

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This triptych employs three distinct methods of documentation—architectural drawing (Polychromos on wood), landscape painting (lighthouse seascape), and geographic inscription (coordinates in ink). The left panel presents a technical architectural elevation, the centre captures atmospheric observation of Sikeå lighthouse across frozen water, while the right panel inscribes precise location data. The weathered wood unifies these approaches, transforming found materials into a comprehensive record that bridges architectural precision, artistic observation, and cartographic accuracy. Part of the fUN&Co project exploring the Swedish landscape through multidisciplinary documentation methods.

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Year: 2024

Medium: mixed media

Dimensions: 113x33cm

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Price: 11200 SEK (inkl 12% moms)

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Sikeå FyrRead More »

Projekt: fUN&Co (Forms and colours up north)

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This diptych documents the systematic transformation of a Swedish lakeside landscape. The first painting begins with naturalistic observation—water, sky, reflections—while strategic areas of raw canvas interrupt the representation. The second work completes the geometric analysis, translating observed forms into angular abstractions while maintaining the original color relationships. The raw canvas functions as both negative space and architectural element, revealing the underlying structure before abstraction. Part of the fUN&Co project exploring Northern Swedish landscapes through transformation methodology.

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Year: 2024

Medium: Oil on canvas

Dimensions: (2x) 48x70cm

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Price: 20020 SEK (inkl 12% moms) as a complete series – these paintings are available for purchase individually at 11984 SEK (inkl moms) each

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Nydala I-IIRead More »

Projekt: roB (recollection of Belgium)

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The geometric patterns contain colours extracted from the central seascape, but the partially painted border creates deliberate separation. This division questions the relationship between observed reality and analytical abstraction—the architectural framework interrupts rather than frames, suggesting fragmentation of memory. Part of the roB project exploring distance and displacement.

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Year: 2024

Medium: Oil on canvas

Dimensions: 65x37cm

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Price: 12516 SEK (inkl 12% moms)

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North Sea IRead More »

Projekt: fUN&Co (Forms and colours up north)

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A series of 4 paintings exploring the systematic transformation of a Great Tit (Talgoxe) from naturalistic representation to pure geometric abstraction. The progression deconstructs the bird’s form through architectural precision, revealing hidden geometric relationships within the natural subject itself. This transformation methodology demonstrates how familiar forms can be reimagined through systematic visual analysis, bridging the artist’s architectural background with contemporary conceptual practice.

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Year: 2025

Medium: Oil on canvas

Dimensions: (4x) 50x50cm

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Price: 39760 SEK (inkl 12% moms) as a complete series – these paintings are not available for individual purchase

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Talgoxe I-IVRead More »