Queen of Chaos
- Oil on canvas
- Created in 2025
- Rolled in a tube
- 55.11 x 55.11 in
Queen of Chaos
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In “Queen of Chaos,” a striking figure stands amidst a dense forest, embodying strength and defiance. The subject, with her confident posture and contemplative gaze. Above her, a chaotic arrangement of sticks creates a crown-like effect, symbolizing the complexities of thought and emotion. The muted tones of the forest backdrop contrast with her modern attire, merging the natural and the contemporary. This artwork invites reflection on the balance between chaos and control, making it a compelling addition to any space that seeks to inspire dialogue and introspection.
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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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