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It was somehow a natural transition to start working with sculptures. I work with paper mache that I make from ecologically recycled organic fibers, homemade glue and a little bit of other stuff. I paint them like I paint on paper or canvas. As a frame I sometimes use materials I find at flea markets or in a backyard, sometimes insulation boards and the like from the hardware store. The best thing about paper mache is it can be shaped directly by hand, and it lends itself so well to painting. When dry, it's light and easy to handle. My method is very slow – it takes several months to make a sculpture, because the layers have to dry. Check out my sound sculptures at "Public Art".
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Bending, 2025, paper maché, steel, wood, acrylic, lacquer, 170x70 cm.The idea for this sculpture origings from checkered paper and the assumption that the shortest distance between A and B in space is a curved line.
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Fellow Man, 2024, paper mache, styrofoam, gouache, lacquer, 55x32x32 cm
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Tears, 2024, paper mache, styrofoam, gouache, lacquer, 82x54x50 cm
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Fate, 2024, paper mache, styrofoam, wood, gouache, lacquer, 150x40x40 cm
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Three hearts, 2024, paper mache, styrofoam, paint, laqcuer, 40x50x60 cm |
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© Gun Holmström 2026
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