Abraham Lindahl | Creation
Born in Brighton, Abraham Lindahl dedicates himself to sculpture. He was in residence at the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design in Vancouver until 1998. This stubborn worker of form was marked by a non-stop rowing journey across the Pacific. Among his notable solo exhibitions are: "Concept" (Luhring Augustine, New York) and "The Personal Instant" (Galerie Johann König, Berlin).
With "Creation," the artist Abraham Lindahl reinterprets art. In a critical and ironic approach, his narrative seeks to invoke the insular nature inherent in Douanier Rousseau's work. "Creation" revisits figuration and reminds us of the urgency of questioning the vegetal. In the manner of Luciano Ancira, Abraham Lindahl engages the critical tool of the subject.
