This time with something entirely different than last time. Following a previous exhibition that mainly featured large canvas paintings, he now presents a more varied and experimental body of work. The pieces span multiple materials and formats: paintings on new surfaces, sculptural elements, and a more open visual language where Beijer relaxes the strict approach and welcomes spontaneity.

The style is still firmly rooted in pop art, street art, and graphic design, but this time he’s gone further—more colors, more motifs, more movement. The works carry a strong visual energy, as well as a clear sense that Beijer has wanted to push his own boundaries. It’s playful and recognizable, yet at the same time one step further. 

The inspiration is broad, moving between childhood comic books, retro films, advertising graphics, and contemporary internet culture. The nostalgic element is there, but filtered through his own expression. Some pieces are direct, others more enigmatic—and it’s precisely in that tension that Beijer seems to thrive. 

This exhibition isn’t about leaving anything behind, but about opening up—to more expressions, more materials, and more ways to communicate. For those who have followed his work for a while, it’s a clear progression. For those seeing it for the first time, all you have to do is step right in. 

Welcome. 

Preview - Friday 25.4, 16-19
Exhibition Opening - Saturday 26.4, 12-19
Open - Sunday 27.4, 12-15