St George

Brit:
ANOTHER MASTER PIECE !! NICE WORK, PER-INGE !! SOM VANLIGT SA FÅR DU IN DETALJERNA PERFEKT !! MAN TÄNKER NÄR MAN TITTAR PA DENNA TAVLA, " DOES A WAR REALLY SOLVE THE PROBLEM!"?

OCH DE VET MAN JU SVARET PA...

Sherri:
I absolutely Love Saint George...another Wonderful addition to your collection. I really connect with the emotion of the young girl. When I look at it I too feel the blankness and melancholic acceptance of "what is". Well Done!
Thanks for bringing it by

Anette Blomberg:
Först måste jag få tala om för dig hur starkt berörd jag blev av din senaste målning “Sankt Göran”. Du har fångat rädsla, vanmakt, uppgivenhet i samma bild. Dels genom motivet i sig men färgkombinationen till gråskalan gör den oerhört realistisk. Som en av alla dessa autentiska bilder vi bombarderas utav, fast… denna enastående bild etsar sig kvar. Den kan aldrig immunisera. Den är en känslosamt dokumenterad smärta i människors bedrövliga vardag. Den är också en hyllning till överlevare… och ett gott stycke samtidskonst.

Fam:
Wow,mit abstand eines der ergreifensten bilder die ich je gesehen habe. es berührt mich tief in meinem herzen.gratulation!
dein neues bild ist wirklich sehr beeindruckend.der krieg und seine verherenden folgen ist ein thema das auch mich immer wieder sehr betroffen macht.gerade in diesen tagen ist es sehr wichtig das man die menschheit anspricht und wachrüttelt.ich denke mit deinem werk hast du wirklich einen ganz großartigen beitrag hierzu geleistet.

Swan:

What a shocking Vision :
the innocent amidst the war chaos –
a child with the face of an aged woman
paralyzed with terror and helplessness …

I literally can hear the noises of this nightmare
can smell the burnt surrounding air
and taste the bitter dust -
the unfair battle of unarmed men
against the multi-armed tanks …

Per-Inge, your painting shows
an oppressive sadness
that is of horrifying relevance
of the current political situation
in Near East !!!

Kamah-Alicia Scott:
Standing alone shaking, cold with your only possession in the world, one ragged shoe. As it happened the pair was split as your young body tried to get away, but get away from what? When war is all around you, shell casings, arm tanks and screaming adults surround what was once considered your home. What's a home, a safe place with your parents and siblings? Not if you are an adolescent victim of war, home is not the place to stand behind your father as he shields you from harm. Your father is fighting a war, or your father is dead. He may be part of the rubble and debris that was once your "home". You stand there, shaking , alone, cold and aware of the danger that surrounds you but you are a child, what is your option. You think "maybe if I stand here, maybe they will stop, maybe they will see me with my blanket and my dirt smudged tears. Maybe it will end." Maybe.

Patrick:
I can practically smell the dampness and the smoke. Very grim, great colors to show that. I really like this one. Reminds me of some German art I've seen before from the 20's or something.

Zoha:
Fantastic, The World Today!! Sad Reality....War, poverty, helpless- extremely moving!

Beautiful Mind:

The wars of all time in one painting it seems to me. You know that the earth beneath these bodies and this distruction almost appears as if it is the entire earth and it's oceans and rivers . . . yes, the wars of all time, of all generations before, and generations yet to be . . . the people are gone, the blood is still fresh.

Bijou Blue :
War of the worlds
worlds
worlds
worlds
so many worlds
and in each world
yet so many worlds
and in each world
war.. war...war
down to the tiniest creation
each foreign world
floats and sinks in its own world
a world of nature
a world of war
ever ready to
guard us against
foreign worlds
world
world
world

yet each to his own world

Hun...lovely yet very sad piece.

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