GRIMM is pleased to announce the recent acquisition of Anders Davidsen's the leaden sea (2025) by the Iris Art Museum, Suzhou (CN).
Anders Davidsen’s captivating paintings trace the passage of time using seascapes as a foundation from which he explores the effects of atmosphere and light. Working from memories of time spent near the ocean in all its expanse, images emerge from a setting sun or rising moon resting on the horizon. Varying-sized seascapes are pinned up around his studio, individual experiments into the endless amalgamations of light, air, and water. Completing his paintings sequentially, each canvas is a fusion of inner and outer worlds, a reflection of these quiet moments of contemplation.
Anders Davidsen’s captivating paintings trace the passage of time using seascapes as a foundation from which he explores the effects of atmosphere and light. Working from memories of time spent near the ocean in all its expanse, images emerge from a setting sun or rising moon resting on the horizon. Varying-sized seascapes are pinned up around his studio, individual experiments into the endless amalgamations of light, air, and water. Completing his paintings sequentially, each canvas is a fusion of inner and outer worlds, a reflection of these quiet moments of contemplation.
October 11, 2024
