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
Full nameSigrid Sandström
Born1970 · Stockholm, Sweden
Died—
NationalitySwedish
MovementsContemporary abstraction
Paint typesAcrylic paint
Other media—
Other materials—
Painting surfacesPolycarbonate
Painting methodsPouring acrylic and making imprints with dyed cloth, rags, or plastic film to balance chance and control
Common subjectsLandscapes, abstract forms, spatial uncertainty, and image perception
Notable worksGinnungagap

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

Paint types used by Sigrid Sandström

Records document Sigrid Sandström’s use of Acrylic paint; examples below link each paint medium to a specific work and its role in the image.

Sources: Frye Art Museum: Ginnungagap, MFAH collection: Thoreau’s Ax.; Sigrid Sandström: curriculum vitae

Painting surfaces used by Sigrid Sandström

Documented works by Sigrid Sandström use Polycarbonate, with examples clarifying when a material is painted ground, backing, or part of a constructed work.

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

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