Victor Egerbo
Mixing Monet with Seen and Banksy
From graffiti and street art to modernist art.
Victor's introduction to graffiti started as a teenager. At the age of seventeen, he took graffiti from sketchbooks to experimenting with spray cans. Today, he works extensively with young people through collaborations with municipalities, recreation centers, churches and organizations and wants to contribute to a positive graffiti culture.
In the fall of 2020, he opened a studio in Norrahammars bruk and began developing his art on canvas. Using a mixture of spray and acrylic paint, he prefers to paint freely based on feeling, and the style of his paintings oscillates between free creation in the form of abstract figures and motifs with strong emotions.
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Poster by Victor Egerbo with a clenched fist: Freedom
We've got an exciting collaboration going with Victor Egerbo, who brings colour, shape and faith together in his art.
Victor's introduction to graffiti started when he was a teenager. At seventeen he took his graffiti from the sketchbook to trying out spray cans. These days he works with councils, youth centres, churches and organisations, a lot of it alongside young people, and he wants to help build a positive graffiti culture. In the autumn of 2020 he set up a studio at Norrahammars bruk and started developing his art on canvas. Mixing spray and acrylic paint, he'd rather paint freely and go by feel, and the style of his paintings swings between free creation in the form of abstract figures and motifs with strong emotions.
Read more about Victor Egerbo on his website www.victoregerbo.se or on his Instagram, @victoregerbo
The photos show the original painting that we've had the privilege of printing posters from.
The poster is printed on luxurious 190 g satin paper. The paper is FSC-certified, which means it comes from responsibly managed forests with both people and the environment in mind, and this one is mixed with recycled material too.
The frame isn't included, but "standard" frames from the big shops almost always fit. It looks extra good if you go for a slightly bigger frame with a mount.
Poster by Victor Egerbo with hands: Nåd
We've got an exciting collaboration going with Victor Egerbo, whose art carries colour, shape and faith all at once.
Victor got into graffiti as a teenager. At seventeen he took his graffiti from the sketchbook to trying out spray cans. These days he works a lot with young people through partnerships with local councils, youth centres, churches and organisations, and he wants to help build a positive graffiti culture. In the autumn of 2020 he set up a studio at Norrahammars bruk and started developing his art on canvas. With a mix of spray paint and acrylics he'd rather paint freely, by feel, and the style of his paintings swings between free creation in the shape of abstract figures and motifs with strong emotions.
Read more about Victor Egerbo on his website www.victoregerbo.se or on his Instagram, @victoregerbo
The photos show the original painting that we've had the privilege of printing posters from.
The poster is printed on luxurious 190 g satin paper. The paper is FSC-certified, which means it comes from responsibly managed forests with both people and the environment in mind, and this one is mixed with recycled material too. The word printed on this poster is Nåd — Swedish for "grace".
The frame isn't included, but “standard” frames from the big shops almost always fit. It looks extra nice if you go for a slightly bigger frame with a mount.
Poster by Victor Egerbo with a lion: Courage
We've got a really exciting collaboration going with Victor Egerbo, whose art carries colour, shape and faith all at once.
Victor's introduction to graffiti came when he was a teenager. At seventeen he took his graffiti from the sketchpad to trying it out with spray cans. These days he works a lot with young people through collaborations with local councils, youth centres, churches and organisations, and he wants to help build a positive graffiti culture. In the autumn of 2020 he set up a studio at Norrahammars bruk and started developing his art on canvas. Mixing spray paint and acrylics, he'd rather paint freely, by feel, and the style of his paintings swings between free creation in the form of abstract figures and motifs with strong feelings in them.
Read more about Victor Egerbo on his website www.victoregerbo.se or on his Instagram, @victoregerbo
The photos show the original painting that we've had the privilege of printing posters from.
The poster is printed on luxurious 190 g satin paper. The paper is FSC-certified, which means it comes from responsibly managed forests with both people and the environment in mind, and this one is mixed with recycled material too.
The frame isn't included, but "standard" frames from the big shops almost always fit.
