Swedish artist Christofer Högman, renowned for his use of color and form has revealed his collection titled “Lost and Found ” featuring six paintings that explore the timeless theme of castaways.
Högman is widely admired for the depth and technical skill evident. Through “Lost and Found ” he continues to challenge boundaries by capturing the worlds of those adrift both physically and metaphorically.
The series consists of six pieces, each narrating stories of displacement and resilience. Titles such as “Flicker and fade” and “Driftwood fire” suggest the balance between hope and despair experienced by castaways. Pieces like ” cliffs” and “Blue night” depict the captivating landscapes that often backdrop tales of survival.
One intriguing piece in this collection is titled “Birdsong, foreign,” hinting at the gradual shift in perspective when removed from familiar surroundings. Like all works, in this series it encourages viewers to ponder how our perceptions evolve when faced with displacement.
The artist’s technique, a defining feature of his art is prominently showcased in this collection. Högmans expertise, in oil painting enables him to infuse each piece with layers of significance using colors and shapes that appear to transform and develop as one continues to observe them. This vibrant aspect of his art reflects the shifting journey.
For those interested in experiencing “Lost and Found” firsthand, the series will be released online July 28, 2024. Art enthusiasts and collectors are encouraged to register their interest early to avoid disappointment.
