Abstract No. 2316
Tomas Hammar, a talented abstract and figurative painter hailing from Stockholm, Sweden, draws inspiration from the serendipitous moments of everyday life and the unique voice that emerges during the creative process. His artistic ambition lies in achieving a delicate equilibrium between color, luminosity, and mathematical precision, while also daring to disrupt it, thus creating a mesmerizing interplay between harmony and chaos.
With an impressive exhibition history spanning Sweden and Europe, Tomas has garnered recognition for his art, captivating audiences across five continents. His work has found homes in over 30 countries worldwide, resonating with individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds.
Tomas Hammar's paintings are a testament to his artistic vision, inviting viewers to explore the boundaries of perception and immerse themselves in the intriguing dance between structure and spontaneity.
"Abstract No.2316"
Original Artwork
104 x 154 x 5.4 cm
Acrylics on canvas
White wooden frame (Other options are available, contact us for more information)
Between 5 - 10 working days.
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our history
Tomas and Mimmi Hammar
Galleri Hammar was founded in 2023 by the artist couple Tomas and Mimmi Hammar, who for a long time shared a dream of owning their own gallery where they could sell their art together.
The idea of establishing an art gallery in Vasastan was born back in 2017 when Tomas was at the beginning of his artistic journey. After the impact of the pandemic, the goal became even clearer. In May 2023, Galleri Hammar opened its doors at Rörstrandsgatan 28 and currently represents around 20 artists and sculptors.
At Galleri Hammar, we offer a wide variety of Scandinavian art from both established artists and new talents whose work touches, challenges and inspires. Our vision is to foster an innovative, inclusive, non-conventional and accessible space for artists and customers alike. We constantly strive to offer a unique, modern and relaxed environment where exciting meetings, interesting conversations and long-lasting relationships contribute to a sense of community for all visitors.
Before Tomas and Mimmi started their artistic careers, Tomas devoted himself to photography and TV production for over 20 years, while Mimmi worked in HR for almost 10 years. Their varied backgrounds have been of great benefit in the joint journey they have taken as self-employed people and are often reflected in their roles as both artists and gallerists.