I can still see your face in my daydreams Painting

In her artistic universe, Tove Storm shapes islands of serenity, suspended havens between sky and earth, where the soul lingers, breathing in a moment of respite. Her art is an invitation to voyage ; a poetic drift between inner landscapes and distant horizons, where love, solidarity, and reverence weave the very fabric of her creation. Her contemporary pointillist portraits reveal the boundless richness of feminine faces across the world. They pulse with subtle strength, with emotions poised between dreams, doubts, and hopes. Each painted gaze becomes a mirror, an intimate echo of the observer’s own reveries. Through her stylized landscapes, Tove Storm conjures the meeting of two lands: Norway, her birthplace, and Provence, her adopted home. These reimagined horizons unlock the doors to unseen worlds, suspended between reality and imagination, between here and beyond. Fascinated by Yayoi Kusama’s language of dots, Tove Storm sculpts with acrylic paint, breathing life and depth into her compositions by playing with the size, spacing, and movement of each point. Like an organic breath, she modulates space, letting her works dance beneath the gaze of the viewer. Drawing inspiration from the collage techniques of Georges Braque and Henri Matisse, as well as the artistic legacies of Norwegian masters Haakon Bleken and Ramon Isern, she delves into the material’s very essence. She fuses acrylic with marble dust, delicate gold leaf, fragments of paper, and photography, crafting worlds where texture speaks as eloquently as color. Through her creations, Tove Storm whispers an invitation: one of openness, tolerance, and dialogue between cultures. Her art is a bridge, a meeting place where emotion becomes a universal language.