Unika skulpturer och målningar av EvaMarie Törnström
As you could read just some days ago, the Curious Horse turned black and now the question was: What in the world should I do with him? I love the combination of black and gold and was thinking about how … Read More
Today I had a wonderful day at Boställets Vedugnsbageri in Maspelösa in the countryside nearby Linköping. We had an art opening with fifteen Mosebacke Horse Sculptures and there were lots of people who came to look at and admire the … Read More
På lördag den 21 januari 2017 har jag vernissage på Boställets Vedugnsbageri kl 11.00-14.00. Här bakas fantastiskt god bröd av olika slag i en unik vedugn. På Bostället finns också ett väldigt mysigt café. Klicka här för att komma till … Read More
Today, I continued working with the happy and curious horse. It has been dancing around on my studio table and has really spread joy around itself. It has almost been difficult to get it dressed in the black, because black … Read More
This will be a curious horse, or perhaps a questioning one. Anyway it stands on its hind legs and keeps one front leg to the side. The horse’s bodiy is quite heavy and it will balance on two very thin … Read More
So now it is Christmas, Boxing Day, and I am sitting here in my studio rejoicing all the nice comments I get from people who received Mosebacke Horse Sculptures as Christmas gifts. It makes me so happy that what I … Read More
This is Blue Simon. He is the brother of Chunky Simon and is also among the horses that are a little rounder in shape. Blue Simon is a very, very nice horse, sometimes too nice for his own good, but … Read More
Today, you have to read the magazine Cheval! If you click on the link below and scroll to page 70 you will find a several pages long article on Mosebacke Horse Sculptures. Cheval page 70: Wonderful sculptures of horses Cheval … Read More
A: A horse! Of course. All Mosebacke Horse Sculptures are totally unique and very personal interpretations of real horses. – I want to show what the horses are really doing when we are not looking at them, says polymer clay … Read More
Here they are, in full freedom, the wild horses of Colorado! They are created as a memory of the fall in the Rocky Mountains in Colorado Springs. I do not think that they are rally fighting, they are more like … Read More