Destination: Näsets Marcusgård, Sweden
Date: 24-30 May, 2021

About Linnéa Andersson
In her paintings, Linnéa Andersson has an ongoing investigation of how to describe an emotion without words. Working from her studio in Gothenburg, Sweden, she is mediating a human language without a human expression, through the shapes and forms of an abstract leaf. The leaves speak to Linnéa, writing her diary through their wobbly shape and the space in between them and the outline of the canvas.

You can find more work of Linnéa on her website: www.linneaandersson.se

Destination: Näsets Marcusgård, Sweden
Back in 1910, a man called Marcus Eriksson founded Näsets Marcusgård in rural Sweden, about a four hours drive north of Stockholm. It started small, but soon the farm became the central meeting place in the area. Nowadays Näsets Marcusgård is run by two Dutch entrepreneurs, Mireille and Willem, who were immediately inspired to build a place that combines history and nature with modern comfort and quality.

Read and see more of Näsets Marcusgård on their website: www.nasets-marcusgard.se

Details about the print
Dimensions: ± 50 x 70 cm
Medium: two colours silkscreen print
Edition: 50 prints, signed and numbered by the artist