The British visual artist and music producer has spent ten years in remote areas of the US, creating mesmerizing photographs and video loops that experiment with artificial lights.
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The British visual artist and music producer has spent ten years in remote areas of the US, creating mesmerizing photographs and video loops that experiment with artificial lights.
Simon Stålenhag's paintings are a strange, irresistible mix of mundane scenes from the Swedish countryside and haunting scenarios involving abandoned robots, mysterious machinery and even dinosaurs. They are the product of his childhood memories -- growing up in suburban Stockholm and painting landscapes and wildlife -- and his adulthood appreciation for sci-fi. "I try to make art for my 12-year-old self," he said in a phone interview. "I want to make stuff that would make my younger self see it and go, 'I'm not supposed to look at this because it's for adults, but I really want to anyway.'"
