Mitt navn er Veslemøy og jeg er en kreativ sjel bosatt i Vestfold.
Drøm deg inn i ditt eget univers i mine bilder!
Jeg maler intuitivt og leker med abstrakte fargekomposisjoner og er trygg og fri når jeg maler. Fargene styrer maleprosessen. Varierte teknikker og lag på lag med maling, gir struktur og livlighet til bildene. Jeg ser på lerretet og livet på samme måte, man kan prøve igjen og male over med andre farger. Jeg ønsker at hver enkelt skal finne gnist til sin egen fantasi uten begrensninger. Jeg tror virkelig vi kan finne noe i oss selv gjennom kunsten.
Å male gir meg glede, den gleden forsterkes når noen blir berørt av det jeg maler.
Art Critics
The color that gives happiness -
International Association of Art Critics (AICA)
by Stig Åke Stålnacka, June 2022
As an art journalist and critic, I have obviously seen a lot of art. Yes, really an incredible amount of art. So, it is also the case that I have learned and to realize that I must try to be open and accessible - in my heart and mind - to many kinds of art.
Of course, you can have favorites, but in my job I should try to see the meaning and focus of all kinds of art.
But a special kind of art over the years may have spoken to me and gone into my heart.
My confession is that I now more happily look for the images that express love for beauty.
About that kind of art, I could probably write column meters and more.
But in order not to tire the reader too much, I now want to go into an artist who most of all seduces me with her painting that looks as if it has been blessed in hundreds of color jars and caressed on the canvases with great tenderness.
These are many words to talk about the background that is the reason why I want to highlight the artist who loved out the pictures.
And her name is Veslemøy Vangsnes.
Straight through, I can feel that Veslemøy Vangsnes has sworn allegiance to the beauty and richness of colorism. She seems to work spontaneously with her pictures.
I may be wrong, but I still must admit that Veslemøy Vangsnes does not declare herself satisfied until she has filled her entire canvas surface with coloristic glow and beauty. And I can imagine that she is happy as a child on Christmas Eve when she has just received a charge with a tube of navy blue and must embark on new images that turn into a blue beauty adventure.
Thank you Veslemøy Vangsnes for showing me pictures that in themselves are proof of the power of beauty.
International Association of Art Critics (AICA)
by Stig Åke Stålnacka, June 2022
Drøm deg inn i ditt eget univers i mine bilder!
Jeg maler intuitivt og leker med abstrakte fargekomposisjoner og er trygg og fri når jeg maler. Fargene styrer maleprosessen. Varierte teknikker og lag på lag med maling, gir struktur og livlighet til bildene. Jeg ser på lerretet og livet på samme måte, man kan prøve igjen og male over med andre farger. Jeg ønsker at hver enkelt skal finne gnist til sin egen fantasi uten begrensninger. Jeg tror virkelig vi kan finne noe i oss selv gjennom kunsten.
Å male gir meg glede, den gleden forsterkes når noen blir berørt av det jeg maler.
Art Critics
The color that gives happiness -
International Association of Art Critics (AICA)
by Stig Åke Stålnacka, June 2022
As an art journalist and critic, I have obviously seen a lot of art. Yes, really an incredible amount of art. So, it is also the case that I have learned and to realize that I must try to be open and accessible - in my heart and mind - to many kinds of art.
Of course, you can have favorites, but in my job I should try to see the meaning and focus of all kinds of art.
But a special kind of art over the years may have spoken to me and gone into my heart.
My confession is that I now more happily look for the images that express love for beauty.
About that kind of art, I could probably write column meters and more.
But in order not to tire the reader too much, I now want to go into an artist who most of all seduces me with her painting that looks as if it has been blessed in hundreds of color jars and caressed on the canvases with great tenderness.
These are many words to talk about the background that is the reason why I want to highlight the artist who loved out the pictures.
And her name is Veslemøy Vangsnes.
Straight through, I can feel that Veslemøy Vangsnes has sworn allegiance to the beauty and richness of colorism. She seems to work spontaneously with her pictures.
I may be wrong, but I still must admit that Veslemøy Vangsnes does not declare herself satisfied until she has filled her entire canvas surface with coloristic glow and beauty. And I can imagine that she is happy as a child on Christmas Eve when she has just received a charge with a tube of navy blue and must embark on new images that turn into a blue beauty adventure.
Thank you Veslemøy Vangsnes for showing me pictures that in themselves are proof of the power of beauty.
International Association of Art Critics (AICA)
by Stig Åke Stålnacka, June 2022
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