Gustav Almestål
Posted by Fabio 4 October 2018
Gustav Almestål’s imagery is instantly recognizable due to his innovative and personal approach to colour, lighting and composition. His images are often infused with a surreal sense of humour, as well as a keen sense for details, which becomes especially noticeable in his subtle use of art historical references. a recurring theme is his interest in philosophy and aesthetics, particularly concerning life, death and decay – classic subjects in the historical tradition of still life – bringing a multi-dimensional quality to his images.
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