Four paintings that was sold at “Transition this!” exhibition at Pansodan Gallery in Yangon, Myanmar last month. Stay tuned fore more information about the event-
Endless love for supporting my work. Your investment is my playground
Cash is queen (SOLD), 2013, ink on paper, 56 x 77 cm.
The Change (saturday night fever version) (SOLD), 2013, ink on paper, 56 x 77 cm.
Diggers dance (SOLD), 2013, ink on paper, 56 x 77 cm.
Your investment is my playground (SOLD), 2013, ink on paper, 56 x 77 cm.
Shipped Away, 2013, ink on paper, 56 X 77 cm (Sold)
Thank you Image Ark Gallery for supporting my art. Your investment is my playground.
Next exhibition of my art will take place at Liljevalchs Spring salon 2014. Opening on 24th of January. Stay tuned for details.
Gotta love Monday mornings. Corrupt, corrupt, 2012, ink on paper, 56 X 77 cm just sold. Thanks for the support and remember that your investment is my playground.
From now on I will call the painting Korupsi, korupsi instead since I have a feeling that it will end up in Indonesia at some point. Terimah kasi banyak Bapak!
I was very happy to see two of my Paintings ending up in Verona, Italy in my good friends home. All I can say is thank you for supporting me and remember that your investment is my playground.
Breaking Silence, 2011, Mixed media, 3´x 4´
Just by chance I also found this photo in Instagram feed of @mattoffee. In top left corner you can see half of a print I did on handmade shanpaper for him. The print is and up-scaled version of Myanmar´s censors- and scrutiny board official stamp which actually was used by the board for the approval of a group exhibition I was part of in 2011. See, even artistic oppressors becomes part of the art in the end.
Also, stay tuned for more details about my upcoming solo exhibition at Gallery Urban Artroom that will open on the 8th of June 2013. More details about the event is coming up during the week. Hope to see you all at the opening. Minimum 16 new paintings is ready to be displayed and still some art in progress.
Also, you can support my art by sending micro donations to my Flattr account or just click the green icon below! Thanks a bunch!
I recently found out that two pieces of stamp work have been sold at Pansodan Gallery in Yangon, Myanmar and I just want to take the opportunity to say thank you. I have just arrived back in Sweden after spending more then five years in Myanmar/Burma as an artist and the people behind Pansodan Gallery was some of my first friends upon my arrival. Since the start they have been very supportive of my work and very good friends, so to Ko Aung Aung and Nancy, thanks you for everything we have been through. As I have said before this is only the end of a new beginning and I am sure that out paths will cross again because I can´t get enough of those rooftops.
Center of Universe, 2012, Ink on paper, 56 X 77 cm, SOLD
Burners not Bombs, 2011, Ink on paper, 56 X 77 cm, SOLD
Lay low, 2012, ink on paper, 56 X 77 cm. Sold
what can I say, thank you so much for supporting my art. Your investment is truely my playground.
Also, I just witnessed the historical arrival of president Obama at Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s house. There are some incredible changes here in Myanmar for sure but we should not forget what is happening daily around us. This was my first reaction when the Eagle left the building:
“During the first outbreak of violence in Rakhine state an acquaintance to me in Myanmar posted or “liked” the facebook post “we should treat them as Palestinians” (the Rohingyas, my remark) I couldn’t think of a more awful comment in this time! Obama, now when you increasing your engagement with Myanmar and continuing supporting the Israel government, don’t forget that people in #Rakhine in #Kachin in #Gaza and many other places doesn’t have a home, a land nor security and they constantly living in fear of bullets and grenades.” (from my twitter account @duelling_banjos)
Breaking Silence V print, 2011, Ink print on Shan paper, 390 X 580 (50 Pcs limited edition)
Toys Ain’t Us, 2010, Acrylic/Enamel on canvas, 912 X 1218
It is really nice to see what is happening with the paintings I sell. This rare parrot from the “Breaking Silence” series of ink prints was spotted in Trondheim, Norway. It looks like it has found its nest next to the open fire. Which makes my heart warm as well. If anyone else of you have any other photos of my works, please share it because I am very curious to see their new homes. It is also a really good way of keeping in touch so please keep sending those photos!
The second painting titled “Toys ain’t Us is located in Oslo it seems……
Today I also sold another print from the same series. As for now it is watching over Kandawgyi Lake, Yangon and then will move on to New Zeeland, but hopefully not until next year. Thanks to everyone who is supporting me in doing what I like the most!
And yes, ATM cans still sucks!
I just got these photos of some of my sold paintings. It makes me happy that people actually put up my stuff on the walls and sending over the pictures so that I can see them in their new homes. The first ones are from Rwanda.
One Step Ahead, 2010
Dwifungsi, 2011 (right side on wall at the back)
Breaking Silence III (Bird nest), 2011.
This one have been travelling around for a while but at the moment it has landed in San Francisco.
Untitled, 2010
Somewhere in Bangkok, 2012
If you have any more pictures of my works in their new environment, please send over a photo. I would really appreciate it. Thanks a load and keep on supporting my passion!
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