CFHILL
Stockholm
CFHILL is an international art space and art advisory in central Stockholm, situated in a 17th century palace.
CFHILL operates as an independent and open source in a global network of artists, curators, galleries and collectors, with the ambition to create a dialogue across generations of artists.
Featured artists
Marie-Louise Ekman
Recognized as Sweden’s Grand Dame of Contemporary Art, Marie-Louise Ekman stands as one of the nation’s most esteemed and beloved artists. Her artistic prowess delves into the intricate exploration of everyday absurdities and the challenges presented by societal constructs. Crossing mediums encompassing painting, film, television, scenography, theatre, and literature, Ekman's extensive body of work showcases an unparalleled breadth, a true testament to her talent and creativity.
Her iconic aesthetic, cultivated during the 70s, features pastel hues, directness, and humour, rendering her work instantly recognizable. In intimate scenes, she allows life's relationships and absurdities to unfold organically, breathing life into a diverse cast of human and non-human characters.
Ekman's impactful career includes influential positions as head of the Royal Institute of Art in and the Royal Dramatic Theatre in Stockholm. Beyond her creative output, her legacy leaves an indelible mark on the narrative tapestry of Swedish art. Recent works "Testamentet" (2023) at Stockholm School of Economics and "En tusendels sekund" (2020) at Zinkensdamm’s metro station (2023-2024), affirm her presence in the public eye, and a retrospective scheduled to take up the entire exhibition space at the Royal Swedish Academy of Fine Arts in 2025 promises a comprehensive journey through her artistic evolution.