Anna Bohman Gallery

Anna Bohman Gallery Anna Bohman Gallery is a contemporary art gallery in Stockholm, Sweden.

The gallery works with both emerging and established Scandinavian and International artists.

Gallery Open on Weekends!Saturdays & Sundays from 12–4 PMDitte Ejlerskov, New Gynæan Maxed Syntax 1, 2026Tempera and pos...
28/08/2026

Gallery Open on Weekends!
Saturdays & Sundays from 12–4 PM

Ditte Ejlerskov, New Gynæan Maxed Syntax 1, 2026
Tempera and posca pen on canvas, 150 x 120 cm
Ditte Ejlerskov

New opening hoursWednesday–Friday: 12 PM–6 PMSaturday–Sunday: 12 PM–4 PMMonday–Tuesday: Open by appointment, please cont...
24/08/2026

New opening hours
Wednesday–Friday: 12 PM–6 PM
Saturday–Sunday: 12 PM–4 PM
Monday–Tuesday: Open by appointment, please contact us at [email protected]

Ditte Ejlerskov, Dream Gradient (Very Mild Coral Meets a Recently Ripe Yellow), 2026, acrylics and vinyl paint on canvas, 120 x 120 cm

Ditte Ejlerskov

DITTE EJLERSKOV”Forest Mirror” takes place within New Gynæa, a jungle-like pictorial world I have returned to for many y...
22/08/2026

DITTE EJLERSKOV
”Forest Mirror” takes place within New Gynæa, a jungle-like pictorial world I have returned to for many years across several works. It is not intended as a landscape or a representation of nature. Instead, I see it as a visual system in which forms are copied, reflected and altered. The paintings behave almost like versions of the same file: recognisable, but never identical.

At the centre of the exhibition is ”The Final Bow”. A figure bends forward in a gesture that can suggest submission, performance, exhaustion or transition.

The figure returns throughout the exhibition in mirrored and displaced configurations. In some paintings, one work appears to answer another. Yet the repetition is never exact. Colours shift, forms slip out of alignment and details emerge or disappear. These deviations are important to me. They interrupt the symmetry and make the image feel unstable, as though it has been processed, duplicated or incorrectly rendered.

This digital logic exists alongside the organic language of the jungle.

In the final stage of a painting, I use a Posca pen to trace selected forms. The line allows me to return to marks that were made quickly and without a fixed intention. By outlining them, I assign them a function. A dot becomes an eye, a stain becomes a leaf, an uncertain shape becomes part of a body.

The outline does not simply clarify what is already there. It changes the status of the image. Something provisional is made definite, even when that certainty is artificial.

For me, this process resembles memory. We return to experiences that were incomplete or ambiguous and redraw them until they appear coherent. Each repetition fixes the image more firmly, while also moving it further away from what originally occurred.
Text: Ditte Ejlerskov

Photo: Mathias Johansson
Ditte Ejlerskov

DITTE EJLERSKOV Opening today Thursday 20 August, 5–7 pmWelcome!   Ditte Ejlerskov
19/08/2026

DITTE EJLERSKOV
Opening today Thursday 20 August, 5–7 pm
Welcome!

Ditte Ejlerskov

DITTE EJLERSKOV “Forest Mirror” Opening Thursday 20 August, 5–7 pmDream Gradient (Flickering Pink Meets Fresh Matrix Gra...
16/08/2026

DITTE EJLERSKOV “Forest Mirror”
Opening Thursday 20 August, 5–7 pm

Dream Gradient (Flickering Pink Meets Fresh Matrix Grass), 2026
acrylics and vinyl paint on canvas, 120 x 120 cm
Ditte Ejlerskov

DITTE EJLERSKOV”FOREST MIRROR”OPENING THURSDAY 20 AUGUST, 5–7 PMText: Ditte EjlerskovForest Mirror takes place within Ne...
13/08/2026

DITTE EJLERSKOV
”FOREST MIRROR”
OPENING THURSDAY 20 AUGUST, 5–7 PM

Text: Ditte Ejlerskov

Forest Mirror takes place within New Gynæa, a jungle-like pictorial world I have returned to for many years across several works. It is not intended as a landscape or a representation of nature. Instead, I see it as a visual system in which forms are copied, reflected and altered. The paintings behave almost like versions of the same file: recognisable, but never identical.

At the centre of the exhibition is The Final Bow. A figure bends forward in a gesture that can suggest submission, performance, exhaustion or transition.

The figure returns throughout the exhibition in mirrored and displaced configurations. In some paintings, one work appears to answer another. Yet the repetition is never exact. Colours shift, forms slip out of alignment and details emerge or disappear. These deviations are important to me. They interrupt the symmetry and make the image feel unstable, as though it has been processed, duplicated or incorrectly rendered.

This digital logic exists alongside the organic language of the jungle.

In the final stage of a painting, I use a Posca pen to trace selected forms. The line allows me to return to marks that were made quickly and without a fixed intention. By outlining them, I assign them a function. A dot becomes an eye, a stain becomes a leaf, an uncertain shape becomes part of a body.

The outline does not simply clarify what is already there. It changes the status of the image. Something provisional is made definite, even when that certainty is artificial.

For me, this process resembles memory. We return to experiences that were incomplete or ambiguous and redraw them until they appear coherent. Each repetition fixes the image more firmly, while also moving it further away from what originally occurred.

Ditte Ejlerskov

LAST WEEK SUMMER SHOWWednesday–Saturday: 12–5 pm
10/08/2026

LAST WEEK SUMMER SHOW
Wednesday–Saturday: 12–5 pm

One month to go! Ditte Ejlerskov ”Forest Mirror” opens at the gallery Thursday, 20 August, Welcome!     Ditte Ejlerskov ...
20/07/2026

One month to go!
Ditte Ejlerskov ”Forest Mirror” opens at the gallery Thursday, 20 August, Welcome!

Ditte Ejlerskov DITTE EJLERSKOV .ETH

SUMMER 2026Open by appointment until 11 August Contact us: info@annabohmangallery.com
29/06/2026

SUMMER 2026
Open by appointment until 11 August
Contact us: [email protected]

SUMMER SHOW 11 June - 15 August 2026Donald Baechler, Symphony of Mutants  #2, 2018, Gesso, flashe and paper collage on p...
24/06/2026

SUMMER SHOW
11 June - 15 August 2026

Donald Baechler, Symphony of Mutants #2, 2018, Gesso, flashe and paper collage on paper, 69 x 53 cm

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