Painter

Sigrid Sandström

Sigrid Sandström is a Swedish painter whose work moves between landscape and abstraction, including documented acrylic paintings on polycarbonate.


Sigrid Sandström quick facts

Review key details about Sigrid Sandström's painting practice, landscape and abstraction, acrylic media, and documented use of polycarbonate.

Sigrid Sandström quick facts
Born1970
NationalitySwedish
Paint mediaAcrylic paint
Documented supportPolycarbonate
Documented exampleGinnungagap (2004), acrylic on polycarbonate
Known forPainting that shifts between landscape, abstraction, spatial uncertainty, and experiments with how images are constructed and perceived

Sources: Frye Art Museum: Ginnungagap, Sigrid Sandström CV, and Cecilia Hillström Gallery.

Paint types used

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Acrylic Paint

Acrylic paint is a fast-drying, water-based paint made with pigment and an acrylic polymer binder. It is widely used in art and decorative projects because it is versatile and durable.

Surface types used

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Polycarbonate

Polycarbonate is an impact-resistant engineering plastic used in glazing, guards, housings, and lenses, with some solvents capable of causing stress cracking or surface damage.

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