merry merry

Merry, merry holidays to all! Wish you lots of time with friends and family, peace and joy and fun.
I'm off to Santa-land and snow; hope to update all kinds of things over the holiday break; blog, website along with old friendships. All the best!

surprise

I am a little surprised, suddenly it's December and I wonder how all the other months this year could pass so quickly?

Outside there is this proof of winter. (It's gonna be all right).

Lucas Foglia photography

one two three - flower wall finish

This week I was in Växjö, to finish the wall work for the rehab bath. I am happy with the result and so is the commissioner.

No time to rest today: I'm off to openings at Galleri 1, Camilla Engman solo show...
And Galleri Mors Mössa..., Helena Roos and Dan Fröberg.

And finally today's big winter event at Konstepidemin, full day with openings, fika, open studios, shop and much more. Program...

flower wall

Work in progress. Next week I will go to Växjö and put all the flowers on a wall. I have a few circles to cut in the prefab mosaic to fit the flowers in; almost there.

Jane Perryman, still a week left of her show at Lerverk. Until 19/11.

a day

Yesterday was the opening of photo exhibition A day in the world at the Museum of World Culture here in Göteborg and at the same time at Kulturhuset in Stockholm.

It is a huge collection of photos taken on the same day, May 15 this year, contributed by people all over the world. Somehow I had a familiar feeling; being at the opening was just like being inside the blog world. Especially when I saw this name under one of the photos: Sandra Juto :)

A day in the world website: www.aday.org

testing testing

Progress in the commission for the rehab swim bath in Växjö. I'm trying the colors to see what is missing before I fix the whole design. I enjoy the process but my knees don't.

Finnish sculptor Tommi Toija

Ditte Johansson

Ditte Johansson made a glass piece at the retirement home where my rabbits are. She created sunbeams from the roof top window and all the way to the basement, with glass that spreads light and colour in the staircase.

Ditte Johansson