allowed in the residential area Smyckeparken the Gothenburg district Tynnered not be missing architectural art. Therefore, the brick house was on the Smyckegatan 92 in 1992, also on a corner a brick sculpture that the artist called Flätad Mus, woven wall, and extends on two sides of the southern corner to the roof.
The artist was here from the old traditional production of bricks, which were still hand-shaped wet, and then, in distilled form a certain structure, a special character to the building to convey. In the case of the residential area Smyckeparken should express the work of growth and change, which came with the Flätad Mur also excellent since Berit Lindfeldt in their work, the braided wall to sunlight, thus adapting the light and shadow.
created in 1947, the Stockholm-born artist Berit Lindfeldt in her adopted home of Gothenburg a very diverse art in public works such as Boll Hising Iceland or more are the exceptions. Berit Lindfeldt studied at the School of Design and Visual Arts and the School of Art in Gothenburg Valand and taught Art in nearly all
en parts of Sweden. The artist will be accommodated mainly for their property relations in the arts and master praised proportions.
The artist was here from the old traditional production of bricks, which were still hand-shaped wet, and then, in distilled form a certain structure, a special character to the building to convey. In the case of the residential area Smyckeparken should express the work of growth and change, which came with the Flätad Mur also excellent since Berit Lindfeldt in their work, the braided wall to sunlight, thus adapting the light and shadow.
created in 1947, the Stockholm-born artist Berit Lindfeldt in her adopted home of Gothenburg a very diverse art in public works such as Boll Hising Iceland or more are the exceptions. Berit Lindfeldt studied at the School of Design and Visual Arts and the School of Art in Gothenburg Valand and taught Art in nearly all
en parts of Sweden. The artist will be accommodated mainly for their property relations in the arts and master praised proportions. Copyright Text and photo: Herbert Karlin
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