Selected public works
Balans (1981-1985), City Park, Örebro
Metamorfos (1985), Sörbyängen, Örebro
Näcken (1987), Örebro Concert Hall, Örebro
Karyatid (1991), Smedjebacken, Örebro
Vingmänniska (1991), Granängsringen, Tyresö, Stockholm County
Bevingad gestalt (1992), Granängsringen, Stockholm
Vinge (1992), Serpentinparken, Ladugårdsängen, Örebro
Vänskap (1995), Örebro University, Örebro
Landmärke (1995), Örebro University, Örebro
Stendans (1995), Örebro University, Örebro
Quatro amici felici (1996), Karlskoga, Värmland
Hemresan (1996), Askersund, Närke
Makt (1998), Konst på Hög, Kumla, Närke
Löv (1999), Örebro
Golfspelare (2000), Kumla Golf Club, Kumla
Karyatid (2001), Konst på Hög, Kumla
e = m2 (2001), Eskilstuna, Södermanland
Blixten (2002), roundabout in Ludvika, Dalarna
Memorial to Ronnie Peterson (2003), Örebro
Den lyckliga filosofen [The Happy Philosopher] (2005), entrance square, Arboga, Västmanland
Dream (2008), Olympic Park, Beijing, China
Skönhet [Beauty] (2010), Kumla Lake Park, Kumla
Passion Extreme (2016), memorial to Tomas Olsson, Krokshallsberget, Borås
Selected international commissions and exhibitions
Dream (2008), Olympic Park, Beijing, China
Solo exhibition (2015), National Centre for the Performing Arts, Beijing
Solo exhibition (2016), 1+1 Art Centre, Beijing
Public sculpture Philosopher Surfing on the Wave of Future (2014), Qingdao, China
Participant, NordArt, Germany, several years
Brixelgården – artist’s home and sculpture park
Private sculpture park and museum environment by Lake Hjälmaren near Arboga, with studios and gallery spaces
Guided visits and large scale outdoor works shown in the same light and weather as in public settings
Education, in brief
ABF Art School and Idun Lovén (1963-1965), Stockholm
Private student (1966) with Bror Marklund, Royal Institute of Art, Stockholm
Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design (1967-1973), MFA in sculpture, Stockholm
Studies in philosophy, art history and law, Stockholm University
Selected collections
Örebro County Museum
Västerås Art Museum
Gothenburg Museum of Art