Swans
Swans
55 x 55 x 15 cm
209-13
Acrylics on hydrocal and wood
"björg, sólskin..."
(cliffs, sunshine, heroes, sky, sea and birds)
Bronze cutout. 2 cm thick.
Size variable.
2013
HÁADÝPI
HÁADÝPI (THE HIGH DEEP) a fishing bank on the coast of Vestmannaeyjar.
60 x 40 x 10 cm 2013
Acrylics on hydrocal and wood
Info: art@tveirhrafnar.is
Portrait of Kristin in a crowd
Acrylics on hydrocal and plywood.
Size: 100 x 60 x 14 cm. 2013
Private collection Iceland
"SUMARSÓLSTÖÐUR..."
(SUMMERSOLSTICE, SNOWSTORM AND MIGRATING BIRDS)
161,8 x 100 x 7 cm
1004-13
Acrylics on hydrocal and wood
Bláeygð (blue eys)
60 x 40 x 12 cm 2013
Acrylics on hydrocal and wood
Private collection Iceland
"UM KVÖLDIÐ HÓPUÐUST ÞÆR..."
(IN THE EVENING THEY GATHERED AROUND...)
100 x 36 x 16 cm
2007
Acrylics on hydrocal and polyester
"THE CONSTRUCTOR BLAMED..."
"THE ARCITECT BLAMED THE PROJECT MANAGER BLAMED THE ENGINEER BLAMED THE CONSTRUCTOR BLAMED THE ARCITECT....."
Bronze
150 x 140 x 140 cm
2006-2013
SNOWSTORM,SWANS...
Acrylics on hydrocal and plywood.
Size: 85 x 55 x 14 cm. 2009
info@tveirhrafnar.is
Vestmannaeyjar show 2013
Installation view.
Exhibition 4th july-11th Aug. 2013
Westman islands
Háfadjúp
Háfadjúp, a fishing bank on the coast of Vestmannaeyjar.
120 x 120 x 15 cm 2013
Acrylics on hydrocal and wood
Háfadjúp (detail)
Háfadjúp, a fishing bank on the coast of Vestmannaeyjar.
120 x 120 x 15 cm 2013
Acrylics on hydrocal and wood
Háfadjúp (detail)
Háfadjúp, a fishing bank on the coast of Vestmannaeyjar.
120 x 120 x 15 cm 2013
Acrylics on hydrocal and wood
"UM KVÖLDIÐ HÓPUÐUST ÞÆR..."
(IN THE EVENING THEY GATHERED AROUND...)
36 x 100 x 16 cm
2007
Acrylics on hydrocal and wood
"Many crews..."
MANY CREWS ON THE ICELANDIC FISHING VESSELS HAVE SEEN A HUGE SEA-WORM IN THE NORTHERN OCEAN. WHEN ASKED ABOUT THIS SIGHT THEY GET TIMID BECAUSE PEOPLE LAUGH.
Bronze cutout. 2 cm thick.
Size variable.
2006
Detail
MANY CREWS ON THE ICELANDIC FISHING VESSELS HAVE SEEN A HUGE SEA-WORM IN THE NORTHERN OCEAN. WHEN ASKED ABOUT THIS SIGHT THEY GET TIMID BECAUSE PEOPLE LAUGH.
HULDA HÁKON