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The Bærtling Foundation promotes constructive art through support to artists.
About the Foundation![Robin Seir](https://baertling.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/robin-seir-1-640x640.jpg)
The Bærtling Scholarship 2023
Robin Seir works with monochrome paintings in black or copper. Across the surface, he repeats one or more simple geometric formations in combinations, which in turn form clusters that can be mirrored across the entire canvas. The canvases repeatedly measure either 190 x 70 or 37 x 26 cm, giving them proportions that either remind one of a full-figure human or of a portrait. The paintings thus oscillate between being an object, on par with the observer, and being a surface that engulfs the field of vision.
Learn moreCollection
Explore the fascinating world of Bærtling's art and discover his unique vision and style.
Learn moreExhibitions
Here is a compilation of exciting exhibitions showcasing Bærtling's abstract paintings and sculptures, where geometric shapes and optical illusions take center stage.
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Olle Bærtling
Olle Bærtling (1911-1981) was one of Sweden's greatest artists of the 20th century, most known for his paintings with triangular color fields.
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