Press - GROUNDED

Articles about my exhibition GROUNDED in the local newspaper.

(In Swedish)

Text and photo: Emely Wallo

Text and photo: Filip Kowalski

Opening in Arvika 19/10

Me and my jewellery

Annie Johansson

Joel Stuart Beck

Anna Lidberg

Christoffer Billebo

Anna Rongedal

Simon Klenell

Edsvik Konsthall - Höstsalong 2013

You can see one of my pieces from The Burst Colors Collection at EDSVIK KONSTHALL and the HÖSTSALONG 2013 in Sollentuna, Sweden.

Opening Saturday October 19 at 11-17.

The exhibition runs until November 10.
For more information visit www.edsvik.com
 

I'm from Hot Land

In a few days you can see my work displayed in a new group exhibition at 

Rackstad Museum in Arvika, Sweden.

Opening Saturday October 19 at 13-17 pm.

Come and see the work of some young and talented artists from Värmland.

New Earrings Book

New publication! You can find some of my jewellery published in Nicolas Estrada latest book

NEW EARRINGS by Thames & Hudson.

A book filled with more than 500 designs from around the world.

Spotted my Black Gems Collection and a review of the New Earrings Book on Jackie Magpie

Radio P4 Värmland!

Foto: Lars-Gunnar Olsson/Sveriges Radio.

On the radio, talking about my work! P4 Värmland (in Swedish)

Listen to the interview here!

Opening - GROUNDED

Thank you all for coming and making the opening of my exhibition to a great success!
Lovely people and interesting discussions!

GROUNDED - Solo exhibition

Welcome to the Museum Kvarnen and the opening of

Linnéa Eriksson's exhibition GROUNDED.

Opening:

Saturday, October 5

13-17 pm

Address:

Museet Kvarnen

Kvarntorget 2, Filipstad

Sweden

Hours of Operation:

Tue-Sun 13-17 pm

The exhibition will be displayed until 27 October 2013.

The exhibition "Grounded" is based on my reflections of now and then - locations, relationships, and a two-tier search of the feeling of home and belonging. On the road, with a colorful compass around my neck, a structured design language to find both strength and peace. Grounded? Searching? Split in two.

My work is a reflection of my surroundings, and my creativity has its origin in the urban – in the rough surface of the city and in the structured geometric. I find my inspiration in pieces of metal, in the feeling of a heavy beat, and in an explosion of color from within the spray cans. It is in a combination of traditional jewellery crafts and the modern street expression that my jewellery finds its charge, and subjects such as family history, the need to belong, and jewellery as a protective shield is constantly recurring in my artistic work.

/Linnéa Eriksson Jewellery