CFHILL (SE)

CFHILL is an international art space and art advisory in central Stockholm. Since its inception in 2015, CFHILL has presented over fifty exhibitions across a vast range of artists with the ambition to create a dialogue across generations of artists. CFHILL inaugurated its new flagship art space in Sep 2024, located on Riddargatan 13 in the heart of Stockholm. The opening show, Gazing Bodies, included work by artists such as Sarah Lucas, Kennedy Yanko, Karin Mamma Andersson, Paloma Varga Weisz, Karon Davis, Ulla Wiggen, Cajsa von Zeipel, Frida Orupabo and more. CFHILL was founded as is led by Michael Storåkers, Executive Chairman and Head of Contemporary, Anna-Karin Pusic, CEO and Head of Specialists and Michael Elmenbeck, Creative Director and Head of Exhibitions.

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CHART

At CHART, acclaimed artist Meta Isæus-Berlin presents a new body of work that both challenges and sharpens her distinctive, deeply immersive practice. Long recognized for her cross-disciplinary mastery of installation, sculpture and painting, and for her ability to blur the intimate with the uncanny, she introduces here a new body of work, opening further dimensions of storytelling while remaining unmistakably her own. Working across painting and sculpture, Isæus-Berlin composes intimate environments in which subjects carry emotional and symbolic weight. She investigates the figures within these spaces, staging desire and materiality as forces that shape presence.

Meta Isæus-Berlin (SE)

Meta Isæus-Berlin stands as one of Sweden’s most established and internationally recognised artists – a universal talent who moves effortlessly between installation, sculpture and painting. Over several decades, she has built a practice defined by intellectual depth and visual authority, mastering each medium with equal force. Her early large-scale installations transformed exhibition spaces into psychologically charged environments, earning her a central position in Scandinavian contemporary art. In recent years, her transition into painting has marked an expansion: the same spatial intelligence and sculptural sensibility now unfold on canvas. Drawing on domestic interiors, fairy tales, spiritual imagery and art history, Isæus-Berlin composes meticulously staged worlds where dream and reality converge. Saturated colour, symbolic precision and emotional complexity define her work. Each piece carries the weight of experience and narrative, affirming her position as a leading voice in Swedish contemporary art.

Meta Isæus-Berlin (b. 1963, Sweden) lives and works in Sweden. Educated at the Royal Institute of Art, she represented Sweden at the Venice Biennale (1997). Major exhibitions include Liljevalchs (2006) and Waldemarsudde (2019). Her work is held in prominent collections like Moderna Museet, Kiasma and Gothenburg Museum of Art.