Ida Ekblad (1980) - Oak Leaf, Stick Joke #9 (double-sided)





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Ida Ekblad’s signed, original multicolour abstract work Oak Leaf, Stick Joke #9 (double-sided), dated 2009, combines oil and watercolour painting and is sold with a frame.
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An expressive and distinctive double-sided work by acclaimed Norwegian contemporary artist Ida Ekblad. Known for her bold visual language, experimental techniques, and dynamic compositions, Ekblad draws inspiration from Expressionism, the COBRA movement, and the history of abstract painting.
Oak Leaf, Stick Joke #9 reflects the artist’s playful and intuitive approach to image-making, combining gestural expression with an unconventional format. The double-sided composition adds a sculptural dimension, challenging traditional notions of painting and offering two distinct visual experiences.
Ekblad has gained significant international recognition, with her work exhibited at leading institutions, including Kunsthalle Zürich, the National Museum in Oslo, and the Venice Biennale.
A compelling example of Ekblad’s experimental artistic practice and her distinctive position within contemporary European painting.
Provenance: Acquired at auction, Rago Wright, February 2025
An expressive and distinctive double-sided work by acclaimed Norwegian contemporary artist Ida Ekblad. Known for her bold visual language, experimental techniques, and dynamic compositions, Ekblad draws inspiration from Expressionism, the COBRA movement, and the history of abstract painting.
Oak Leaf, Stick Joke #9 reflects the artist’s playful and intuitive approach to image-making, combining gestural expression with an unconventional format. The double-sided composition adds a sculptural dimension, challenging traditional notions of painting and offering two distinct visual experiences.
Ekblad has gained significant international recognition, with her work exhibited at leading institutions, including Kunsthalle Zürich, the National Museum in Oslo, and the Venice Biennale.
A compelling example of Ekblad’s experimental artistic practice and her distinctive position within contemporary European painting.
Provenance: Acquired at auction, Rago Wright, February 2025

