Ingunn Dybendal•Botanical
Eltsjoen
Eltsjoen by Ingunn Dybendal reimagines a Nordic lake landscape as dense coloured-pencil pattern: pink sky, dark mountain, patterned forest, blue water. Every band of the scene becomes ornament: clouds stretched into ribbons, trees turned to folk motifs, the water pooling in pale rings around a bridge. It is the most detailed piece in the gallery, drawn stroke by stroke, and it rewards the hundredth look as much as the first.
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Ingunn Dybendal
Oslo, Norway
Ingunn Dybendal is an illustrator living and working in Oslo, part of the Heiaklubben collective, with an illustration degree from Falmouth. Her work runs from a Google Doodle to a 360 square metre wall in Hamar, and her motto is more is more is more is more.
