These days the Swede, who has studios in Chelsea and Los Angeles splits his time between managing various Indycar drivers including Scott Dixon, and his popular paintings – usually on large scale canvasses.
He has tried various styles including portraiture of the likes of Ayrton Senna and Bernie Ecclestone with a twist, as well as abstract “bomb blast” paintings but this year is concentrating on pointillist Formula 1 works in the style of French impressionist painter Georges Seurat.
The Exhibition will be held in London’s Iconic Images Gallery at 16 Waterloo Place, London SW1Y 4AR. It opens on Wednesday October 30 at 2pm until 5pm and then for the following three days from 11am until 5pm.
The Gallery is just off Pall Mall where, on Saturday November 2, the street will be shut for a major new car show which is also part of the Royal Automobile Club’s London Motor Week.
