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Peter Eugén Nilsson
much as it is a close relative to how
I am as a person. I need the city to
paint beautiful nature images. For it
gives me the opportunity to escape
the stress and the people and find
myself in nature and silence. and
that's where my inspiration for my
watercolors takes off.
The same applies to my rock artists.
When silence and distance to the
people and the city gets too big so I
automatically pulled back there and
energy makes it possible to be
drawn into the tempo. And then it's
easier for me to produce the type of
art. So I need both the proximity to
nature and the city in order to be
able to combine my artistic styles.
Why have I lived myself in the
vicinity of Stockholm, but in a small
house out in the archipelago. A
stone's throw from the sea.
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Just as you say need not always
bright colors and cheerful colors to
make a beautiful painting. For me,
quite honestly all about creating
drama in a painting. But you can do
it in many different ways. and I am
learning still this every time. I'm
looking to portray solitude.
It is usually a lonely House in a
sunset or twilight. It is the sense of
vulnerability that can be so
beautiful. A single shadow of a tree
can tell you all about a painting.
When I paint a picture, I would also
like the weather should be moving.
There will be shades of both storms
and sunshine. It provides both
contrasts and a feeling that the
painting is in motion.
We don't know if it's about to get
good weather or bad. It gives the
viewer a feeling of fantasizing
yourself.
Because I paint representational
works in both my art styles, it can be
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