Saskia Neuman Gallery (SE)

Founded in 2022 by Saskia Neuman, the gallery represents Nordic and internationally based artists. The exhibition program reflects a strong focus on early and emerging artists based in the Nordic region, as well as international more established artists, often previously not exhibited in Sweden's commercial gallery sphere.

Linnégatan 19
114 47 Stockholm
Sweden
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CHART

For CHART 2025, Saskia Neuman Gallery presents a compelling dialogue between the works of three distinct artists – Jonas Nobel, Gina Hejdebäck and Harry Anderson. Despite their practices spanning different generations, they share a deep connection via exploration of color, shape, and artistic motivation. Each artist brings a unique approach and perspective, creating an immersive and multifaceted experience that invites the viewer to engage with each artist’s practice through their emotional and conceptual landscape.

Jonas Nobel, Reality is a thin layer smeared on the unknown, 2025. Courtesy of the artist and Saskia Neuman Gallery

Harry Anderson, Återkomst av lycka, 2025. Courtesy of the artist and Saskia Neuman Gallery

Gavin Gleeson, Exit Left Stage, 2025. Courtesy of the artist and Saskia Neuman Gallery

Gina Hejdebäck, Mitt i, 2025. Courtesy of the artist and Saskia Neuman Gallery

Jonas Nobel (SE)

Jonas Nobel is a Stockholm-based artist renowned for his multifaceted practice. Nobel’s artistic practice transcends conventional narrative structures, presenting objects that act as open-ended symbols, whose meaning is not imposed but rather activated by the viewer’s own cognitive and cultural context. Nobel’s sculptures facilitate a critical dialogue, allowing for a nuanced exploration of the intersections between personal perception, collective memory, art history and the socio-political forces that shape our reality. By eschewing direct commentary, his art invites introspection and reflection.

Jonas Nobel, (b.1970, Uppsala, SE) lives and works in Stockholm. Co-founder of Uglycute with notable projects as the permanent installation Concerning the Geological History of Haninge in 2016 and Utopia Station at the 2003 Venice Biennale. His most recent solo exhibition was presented at the Stockholm Art Academy in Spring 2025, as well as a group exhibition at the renowned museum Thielska Galleriet, Stockholm. Nobel’s works are part of the collections of Moderna Museet, Stockholm; Nationalmuseum, Stockholm; Magasin III Museum for Contemporary Art, Stockholm; Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indiana; Martin Z Margulies, Florida and Mario Testino, London, among others.

Reality is a thin layer smeared on the unknown

Lacquered wood
2024

Courtesy of the artist and Saskia Neuman Gallery

Reality Check

Laquered wood
2024/2025

Courtesy of the artist and Saskia Neuman Gallery

Narcissus

Laquered wood
2024/2025

Courtesy of the artist and Saskia Neuman Gallery

Densitet, tyngd och skala försöker lura mig

Laquered wood, 3D print PLA
2024/25

Courtesy of the artist and Saskia Neuman Gallery

Portrait of Jonas Nobel

Courtesy of the artist and Saskia Neuman Gallery

Gina Hejdebäck (SE)

Hejdebäck’s practice spans drawing and painting. Her process of building layers of paint and paper, is creating a form of collage, where her works function as both singular entities and components of a larger, continuous collage. Her visual language serves as a means of conveying the complex atmospheres that arise between people and emotion. Her work is an ongoing scene from a film, without a definitive beginning or end.

Gina Hejdebäck, (b. 1999, Stockholm; SE) is currently based in Malmö. She graduated from the Bergen Academy of Art and Design and the Glasgow Academy of Fine Art in 2024. Her first ever solo exhibition is presented in the Spring of 2025 at Saskia Neuman Gallery, with a suite of new works in the gallery’s souterrain project space, further establishing her distinctive approach.

Mitt i

Collage, gouache and ink on paper, wood frame, 53 x 35,5 cm
2024

Courtesy of the artist and Saskia Neuman Gallery

En annan lillebror

Gouache on paper
2024

Courtesy of the artist and Saskia Neuman Gallery

Stugan

Gouache and ink on paper
2024

Courtesy of the artist and Saskia Neuman Gallery

Fiskaren

Gouache and ink on paper
2025

Courtesy of the artist and Saskia Neuman Gallery

Portrait of Gina Hejdebäck

Courtesy of the artist and Saskia Neuman Gallery

Harry Andersson (SE)

Harry Anderson is an artist known for his ceramic sculptures that explore the emotional spectrum of human experience. His works reflect his own relationship with strict routines and limitations, exploring how these boundaries act as both a shield and a threat to personal freedom. The sculptures capture moments of subtle transformation, where small shifts leave a lasting imprint on both time and space, embodying the artist’s ongoing search for balance between control and unpredictability. Anderson’s visual language draws on Surrealism, American folk art, religious/biblical references and ancient mythologies, with a lyrical quality that often evokes poetry.

Harry Anderson, (b.1986) Stockholm, Sweden. MFA Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Copenhagen (2019). Lives and works in Stockholm. His most recent solo exhibitions presented at Saskia Neuman Gallery in 2023 and 2025. His work was exhibited in the group exhibitions “Swedish Landscape” and “Fortune Teller” at V1 Salon in 2024. His work is featured in several highly regarded private collections.