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Artwork details
- Medium : Giclée print on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 39.4x27.6in
- Edition : 5 / 125
About this artwork
Signed and numbered in limited editions of 125.
Posters printed with 12 colors ink print on Hanemuehle´s photo paper Studio Enhanced 210 g. An acid free* and thick matte paper. 50 years Archive permanence.
The artist has full control over the reproduction process.
The originals of the motifs in the collections Landscape and… Florals are photographies colorized by hand. The originals of the motifs in the collection Impression is mixed media on canvas or watercolor paper.
Posters in the collection Landscapes and Florals have a white border of 4 cm. Posters in the collection Impression has a border that might vary in order to avoid cutting the reproduction of the original painting.
Charlotte Eder
Sweden
Credentials
- Works on commission
« “I am driven by an insatiable need to explore different techniques and ways of portraying the forest and nature. Even though I live in a rural area of Swedish Lapland, I can never get close enough to nature.” »
Her drive is to constantly learn something new and to mix different mediums in different ways. She has developed a unique technique colorizing photographies by hand which provides a three-dimensional experience and a lot of additional mystery.
Her paintings are rich in colour and detail, darkness and light. She often mentions her constant longing for nature and how she tries to get as close to the subject as possible during the creative process. This longing creates a special expression in her paintings that usually have touch of impressionism and surrealism. Because of traumatic experiences in her past she turned unable to paint faces and human bodies. So100% nature!
Over the years Charlotte has had a large number of solo exhibitions in Finland and Sweden and is represented by a couple of international and Swedish online galleries. 2024 was fully booked with seven exhibitions and 2025 will be just as busy.