About
Colorist
Naivist
Expressionist
Swedish artist located outside of Stockholm. Anneli is autodidact and studied Art History and History at Stockholm University.
Anneli’s art and characteristic style is playful and figurative with a bold and bright palette, almost as if colors play a more significant part than the motif itself.
“in my artistry I am a storyteller working with time and timelessness. I want the viewer to feel connected with your inner self, and I try to reach the viewer through humorous stories, for example my series “Cat nap”, where the birds dominate the space in a room whilst the cat is napping. And as soon as the cat awakens the scene disappears.
I want to capture places, motives, scenes, environments, settings and figures that we can perceive as timeless.
I am an observant bystander who want to bridge, and even wipe out the line between past and present, and place my paintings in a timeless space.
Paint gardens, cats, birds and serene landscapes. Bright colors.
I have painted several series:
Cats and birds
Cats in cities
Parks
My garden
Women in art
Flowerpots
Memories
I want the viewer to feel happiness, maybe smile a little, when looking at my paintings.
Catnap and parrots
Inspiration
My garden
Colors
History
Nature
Old things and antiquities
Cats
Birds
Dreamy settings
Coffee
Bachelor of Arts
Two Graduate Degrees
Artist Arena showroom
Upplandsgatan 48
Vernissage 6 December 2024
Uppsala konsert och kongress 26-29 dec 2024
Martiott Hotel & SPA MOS
14 mars - 14 april 2025
NK Art bakery Juni-sept 2025
Oil in layers
My absolute favorite medium is oil. Because it takes a while for the color to dry, which gives me a window of time to consider and reconsider before working on the next layer
Oil is more flexible
I use some of the best products on the market, linen and Rembrandts oil colors.
1. Prepare the board or canvas with a paste and oil
2. sketching, the outlines of the motif
3. First layer, either a dark green, burgundy or preussan blue
4. Deciding shadows and highlights
5. Layering mix of dark and Bright colors
6. Last layers of Highlights and darkest shadows
Approximately 20-30 layers of color in one painting