Thomas Hansson "Rose", ed-art.se

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Thomas Hansson "Rose"

"I think the shirts are exciting because they somehow symbolize hope. How they lie neatly folded, and may never be as perfect as they are right there in the store. At the same time, they are a symbol of power; To dress in a shirt can be to dress to fit into a hierarchy."

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Printing technique: Linocut
Edition: 5
Size, artwork: 62 x 50 cm

Size, print area: 56 x 42 cm

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About Thomas Hansson

Thomas Hansson’s work is often about emptiness or nostalgia and a search for meaning in the meaningless. In his visual world - which often depicts simple, but often slightly twisted everyday objects such as porcelain figurines or costume masks - he searches for some form of symbolism or contemporary mythology. "It is always the image's meaning that drives my work forward," he says.

In the spring of 2016, Thomas Hansson (b. 1984, Svedala) received his Master of Fine Arts from the Academy of Fine Arts in Umeå. He has exhibited in Stockholm, Umeå and Malmö, but also outside of Sweden. In 2016 he was awarded the Ann-Margret Lindell Printmaking Scholarship, which was his introduction to the world of printmaking.

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