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WHEN SHADOWS BECOME LIGHT, 2024 ACRYLIC ON CANVAS 27.5X19.3 IN. | 70X50 CM.
FINE ART CULTURE BLUE FORM, 2023 SCULPTURE 98.4 IN. | 250 CM HIGH, PLACED ON MÄRSTA WATER PARC, SWEDEN

SPACE STATION, 2024 ACRYLIC ON CANVAS 27.5X19.3 CM | 70X50 CM. 

LARZ ELDBÅGE
Lives and works in Sigtuna, Sweden
http://www.eldbaage.com

Larz Eldbåge, a Swedish artist of remarkable vision, crafts a
compelling narrative through his works such as Space Station,
Reflets, Blue Form, and When Shadows Become Light. His art is
a profound exploration of the interplay between light, form, and
the human experience, seamlessly blending elements of futurism,
abstraction, and conceptualism. Eldbåge’s oeuvre invites viewers
into a realm where the boundaries of reality and imagination blur,
creating a space for introspection and wonder.
Eldbåge’s 'Space Station' is a proof to his ability to envision the future
through an artistic lens. The work captures the essence of a futuristic
environment, with its geometric precision and interplay of luminous

hues. The composition evokes a sense of otherworldly serenity,
while simultaneously challenging the viewer to consider humanity’s
place in the cosmos. The use of light as a central element in the work
underscores Eldbåge’s mastery of creating depth and atmosphere,
transforming the canvas into a portal to another dimension.
'Blue Form' is a study in abstraction, where form and color take center
stage. The work of art is a celebration of simplicity and complexity,
with its minimalist composition and intricate details. The use of blue
as the dominant color evokes a sense of calm and introspection, while
the fluid forms suggest movement and transformation. Eldbåge’s
ability to create a sense of depth and emotion through abstract forms
is a testament to his skill and vision as an artist.
'When Shadows Become Light' is perhaps Eldbåge’s most conceptual
work, exploring the interplay between light and shadow as a
metaphor for the human experience. The piece is characterized by its

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