Anders Krisár, a Swedish sculptor born in 1973, is known for his sharp dissections of the human body in his sculptures. His realistic pieces often elicit a strong reaction from viewers, as he challenges preconceived notions of the human form and delves into the complexities of the human psyche. Krisár intentionally scratches his impeccably crafted statues, using his art as a means to express recurring themes of fear and violence against objects of beauty.

▲ Anders Krisar, Camera Obscura 2, chromogenic print, mounted to board and framed, 165x120cm, 2020 ,Courtesy of GALLERY2 ▲ Anders Krisár, Torso 5, bronze (polished patina), 47.5x66.5x21.5cm, 2022, Courtesy of GALLERY2▲ Anders Krisar, Camera Obscura, black marble, 42x30x10cm, 2020, Courtesy of GALLERY2▲ Anders Krisár, Untitled, acrylic paint on polyester resin, polyurethane, oil paint, board, wood plugs, and screws, 115.5x49.3x64.5cm, 2014-15, Courtesy of GALLERY2