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Svenskt Tenn interprets research from Beijer Institute through art

In the exhibition Patterns of the biosphere four contemporary Swedish artists – Eric Ericson, Jesper Waldersten, Liselotte Watkins and Stina Wirsén – have interpreted the research of the Beijer Institute in a series of posters. The posters are printed on canvas size 50x70 cm with wooden framing and a leather string. Price SEK 650 apiece.
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Svenskt Tenn interprets research from Beijer Institute through art

In the exhibition Patterns of the biosphere four contemporary Swedish artists – Eric Ericson, Jesper Waldersten, Liselotte Watkins and Stina Wirsén – have interpreted the research of the Beijer Institute in a series of posters. The posters are printed on canvas size 50x70 cm with wooden framing and a leather string. Price SEK 650 apiece.