Pauline Lindberg (née Wood) – @paulinelindbergart
Pauline Lindberg (1966) is a self-taught full-time mixed media artist since 2016. She works primarily with large scale paintings but also sculpts with resin acrylics, concrete, metals, clay, and found objects. Born and raised in New York City, Pauline moved to Sweden in 1980 and has since lived and worked in Stockholm, Växjö, Gothenburg, Helsingborg, and now in Hjärnarp, just south east of Båstad.
Driven by a constant desire to experiment and work with different media, Pauline transitioned from her career as a producer and creative in the entertainment industry to a full-time abstract artist in 2016.
Influenced by her hometown, New York City, as well as personal experiences and current events, Pauline continues to intuitively explore themes and forms of expression through her art. Imperfection, feminine and masculine perspectives, asymmetry, and movement are common threads in her work which always aims to invite viewers on a journey with no defined end or rules for interpretation.
Pauline recently left city life to live and work in the woodlands of Hjärnarp and welcomes booked visitors and groups to her studio year round.
Gallery representation
Kabusa Art Gallery, Österlen, where she has participated with her work year round since 2020.
Pauline Lindberg (1966) is a self-taught full-time mixed media artist since 2016. She works primarily with large scale paintings but also sculpts with resin acrylics, concrete, metals, clay, and found objects. Born and raised in New York City, Pauline moved to Sweden in 1980 and has since lived and worked in Stockholm, Växjö, Gothenburg, Helsingborg, and now in Hjärnarp, just south east of Båstad.
Driven by a constant desire to experiment and work with different media, Pauline transitioned from her career as a producer and creative in the entertainment industry to a full-time abstract artist in 2016.
Influenced by her hometown, New York City, as well as personal experiences and current events, Pauline continues to intuitively explore themes and forms of expression through her art. Imperfection, feminine and masculine perspectives, asymmetry, and movement are common threads in her work which always aims to invite viewers on a journey with no defined end or rules for interpretation.
Pauline recently left city life to live and work in the woodlands of Hjärnarp and welcomes booked visitors and groups to her studio year round.
Gallery representation
Kabusa Art Gallery, Österlen, where she has participated with her work year round since 2020.