Collection: Andreas Englund

In Andreas Englund's artwork, a prominent theme emerges: the challenge of stereotypes. Through his most prominent series, he depicts the everyday life of an anonymous superhero - from childhood's first mission to old age's struggle with trivialities. In this, Englund creates an important dialogue about avoiding prejudices based on gender, age or appearance and instead appreciating individuals for their unique characteristics, achievements and abilities.

Englund also highlights how stereotypes, regardless of whether they are considered positive or negative, are fundamentally boring and limiting. He points out that there is rarely anything more uninteresting than a happy person living a "perfect" life. His art invites breaking down and challenging these dull, preconceived notions instead of simply accepting them. Through this approach, Englund conveys an artistic exploration that provides a deeper and more nuanced understanding of the human condition.

EXHIBITIONS SELECTION

Miami Art Basel
Liljevalch Art Gallery, Stockholm
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Jonathan LeVine"Brotherhood", New York
Art Revolution Tai Pei, Taipei
Urban Nation, Rochester and Berlin
Art Copenhagen
Affordable Art Fair, Stockholm
Oxholm Gallery, Copenhagen
Royal Scandinavia, Beijing and Hang Zhou
111 Minna Gallery, San Francisco
Affordable Art Fair, Milan
New Work Gallery, Leipzig
Select Fair at Art Basel Miami, Miami
Art in the Office, Stockholm
Breeze Block Gallery, Portland
Gallery Ramfjord, Oslo
Show at STOP LA, Los Angeles
Hotel Lydmar, Stockholm
Art at Alex, Oslo
The Grand Hotel, Falun
Liljevach's Spring Saloon, Stockholm