Featured artist

RIGMOR DAHLQVIST, SE

Why drawing? I am drawing because I want to be in the ”drawing room”. This room to me means the mental room I enter when I put paper upon the wall and pick up a piece of charcoal or whatever I want to use for drawing. There I am, standing in a stream of images, fragments of memories, traces of experiences and reflections.

I often start at a furious pace, with many sheets of paper, large areas, at a high tempo. The sounds and scratches of charcoal when it meets the paper, or the graphite crayon as it squeeks, evoke something in me. I like these sounds and I like to wrestle with materials to give that blackness which tells me about stillness and focus.

With the same piece of charcoal or crayon I can find myself talking with something very light and fragile, something which almost has no voice. Talking, drawing, listening, drawing. 

In this way a series of drawings appear. I am always looking forward to these ‘talks’.

Rigmor Dahlqvist

rigmor dahlqvist

Rigmor Dahlqvist, Sweden

Body of work

after all-rigmor dahlqvist

Rigmor Dahlqvist, SE

After all, 2022

Pencil, 40 x 30 cm

listener#2-rigmordahlqvist

Rigmor Dahlqvist, SE

Listener #2, 2019

Graphite, 40 x 29,5 cm

 

 Listener#9 rigmor dahlqvist

Rigmor Dahlqvist, SE

Listener #9, 2019

Graphite, 40 x 29,5 cm

 

Growing #10 rigmor dahlqvist

Rigmor Dahlqvist, SE

Growing #10, 2016

Graphite, 123 x 51 cm

 

Body of work

listener#3-rigmordahlqvist

Rigmor Dahlqvist, SE

Listener #3, 2019

Pencil, 40 x 29,5 cm

 

skinandcostumes#3-rigmordahlqvist

Rigmor Dahlqvist, SE

Skin and costumes #3, 2020

Graphite, pencil, 41 x 30 cm

 

listener#6 rigmor dahlqvist

Rigmor Dahlqvist, SE

The Listener #6, 2019

Graphite, 41 x 29,5 cm

 

skinandcostumes#1-rigmordahlqvist

Rigmor Dahlqvist, SE

Skin and Costumes #1, 2011

Charcoal, 40 x 30 cm