JENS MALMGREN I create.
Fongerspad in Almere
 Onions on mirror

The Wave

This is a painting of the houses at Lake Weerwater in Almere. The second house from the left is “The Wave”. This was a good motive but the day for painting it was right out awful but this was late summer 2010 and I was determined that even if the weather was cold and windy and almost raining I would paint this day. In the end I was really cold and I hated the whole situation and the painting too so when I finished the last brush I packed my things and went home and had a hot cup of milk chocolate and I dragged a blanket over myself on the couch and I stayed there until my state of mind was happy and my limbs were warm.
Arshak Makichyan, a Russian climate activist.Elliot Connor the conservationistFionnuala 19 AprilPortrait of Patsy on 11 April 2020Showing who I am is resistanceMaddy Anne, 11 March 2020View over the Storsjön lake in Jämtland, Sweden on 5 March 2020Deniz from IstanbulHollands landscapeStill life under lampOur future housePortrait of Helen Jackson from GlasgowStill life painting of vegetablesPortrait of Anna KernahanEmmanuel Niyoyabikoze from Greening Burundi

I moved from Sweden to The Netherlands in 1995.

Here on this site, you find my creations because that is what I do. I create.