In the quiet countryside, surrounded by beech and spruce trees, lies Galleri Nybygget 102, filled with one-of-a-kind art crafted with passion and an eye for the unique.
Our Story
Fifteen years ago, we left Malmö and moved to our country retreat in beautiful Österlen. Alongside our everyday professions as a blacksmith and university lecturer, we lovingly renovated the 19th-century farmhouse for year-round living. We thrive in the tranquil nature surrounding the house and have now transformed the old pigsty into an art gallery, restored in complete harmony with the historic farmstead.
The Art Gallery
Dating back to the mid-19th century, the former pigsty has been carefully restored to preserve its original character, windows, and exposed timber beams. The gallery currently serves as a family-run space, though we also welcome guest artists. We are open over Easter, during the local food trail (Matrundan), and throughout the summer alongside other galleries across Österlen.
The Exhibition
Our family shares a deep passion for art that shapes our creative expressions. Per Hedblom is a self-taught oil painter inspired by the avant-garde era and analytical cubism. His paintings depict small communities or enclosed scenes with houses, stairs, windows, and doors that invite visual metaphors.
My Hedblom is a documentary photographer with an affinity for the abstract and metaphorical, drawing inspiration from artists such as Man Ray, Bill Brandt, and Cindy Sherman. Her photographs tell intimate stories about society, interpreted through the dialogue between artist and observer. Finally, Mom Von Hedblom is a Creative Director in the software industry whose artistic talents range from minimalist photography and classic portraiture to cubist digital art inspired by analytical cubism and surrealism.
This year, we are also presenting works by three guest artists: Ina Wittbold, Sara Lindth, and Carsten Frank (the latter during the summer exhibition only). Ina Wittbold describes her works as a fusion of cubism and architecture, employing mediums like oil and acrylic to build perspective and spatial depth. Sara Lindth works with acrylics in a realist style (inspired by Hopper, among others), exploring human relationships and everyday situations. Carsten Frank’s abstract landscapes offer expressive interpretations of nature.
Art historian Gitte Tandrup (mag.art) describes his works: “From childhood, nature has been the wellspring of life for artist Carsten Frank. He sees nature as our indispensable ally.” “You simply want to land in Carsten Frank’s nature, settle in, and explore.”
International exhibitions 2024/2025, Mom Von Hedblom, My Hedblom, Per Hedblom:
– Rome International Art Fair
– Contemporary Venice
– London Contemporary
– Barcelona Contemporary
– Itsliquid
Opening Hours 2026
April 3–6: 13:00 – 17:00
May 16–17: 13:00 – 17:00
July: Every weekend 13:00 – 17:00
Please feel free to get in touch if you would like to visit the gallery at another time or if you are interested in acquiring our art.
