Herr Byxlös, 2015, oil on canvas, 83 x 75 cm
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Patrik Andiné has been
true to his iconography ever since his debut in the early 1990’s.
He has gradually and with focus gained a self- evident place in the Swedish contemporary art scene.
One can associate Patrik Andiné with symbolism and classicism. His interest for drapings and depicting pleated fabric makes you think of renaissance masters like Piero della Francesca or baroque geniuses like Bernini.
People are his primary motives even if we sometimes only discerns traces they left behind in the landscape. Along with a subtile sence of humor Andiné charges his paintings at times with a peculiar erotic feel. In his imagery the unspoken is often the most prominent.
- There is a narrative in everything I do - even if I try to make the stories incomprehensible.
Patrik Andiné. More
He has gradually and with focus gained a self- evident place in the Swedish contemporary art scene.
One can associate Patrik Andiné with symbolism and classicism. His interest for drapings and depicting pleated fabric makes you think of renaissance masters like Piero della Francesca or baroque geniuses like Bernini.
People are his primary motives even if we sometimes only discerns traces they left behind in the landscape. Along with a subtile sence of humor Andiné charges his paintings at times with a peculiar erotic feel. In his imagery the unspoken is often the most prominent.
- There is a narrative in everything I do - even if I try to make the stories incomprehensible.
Patrik Andiné. More
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