Naiads
- Oil on canvas
- Created in 2025
- Rolled in a tube
- 45.66 x 47.24 in
Naiads
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About The Artwork
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These are Naiads, not merely depicted, but revealed. They sit
submerged, the water’s brown and blue-gray tones caressing the thin, white robes that cling to their forms.
As the sun sets, it casts a warm amber glow across their long, dark hair and faces. One gazes upward, as if listening to ancient whispers from the springs; the other looks forward, caught in a contemplative pause, her hand scattering a small, glittering cloud of droplets.
It is a tribute to the hidden life within nature, an image of sisterhood and quiet communion with the element that sustains them. The painting breathes a serene, timeless beauty, a reminder that every lake and river holds its own guardian, its own immortal soul.
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About the artist

Krister Flodin (b. 1968) is a Stockholm-based painter. Following three decades as a commercial illustrator for clients including Adobe, MTV, the Financial Times, and Deutsche Bank, Flodin completely dismantled his digital workflow to focus solely on fine art. His current practice centers on the deliberate reduction of noise.
Taking everyday visual media, commercial imagery, and archived photographs, Flodin aggressively crops and isolates subjects onto large-scale canvases. By stripping away narrative clutter, he transforms transient images into quiet, structural studies of form, space, and psychological silence.
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