LASSE SKARBOVIK (Norway, 1966)
Though born in Norway, Lasse Skarbovik has lived in Stockholm since he graduated from the Berghs School of Communication. In addition to his illustration work, he has produced several exhibitions, murals and outdoor and indoor projects and designed patterns for different textile collections. His client list includes such prominent names as The New Yorker, BusinessWeek, IKEA, Time magazine, The New York Times, The Economist, Financial Times, Chicago Tribune, Boston Globe, Harvard Business Magazine, Almedahls, The Independent, CA Magazine, Yale Magazine, Le Monde and Washington Post.
His last solo exhibitions was att the art Gallery La Fiambrera, Madrid (2018) and Ronneby Konsthall (2017)
His work has been recognized with distinctions and featured in publications across the globe, including American Illustration, 3×3 Annual, World Illustration Awards, Print Magazine, Communication Arts, Association of Illustrators Annual, Images UK, Applied Arts Illustration Show, and the HOW Magazine International Design Awards.
Skarbövik’s creative style borders on formal abstraction, and the human figure—or part of it—is present in his work, but in a playful, almost mocking way that shows how the artist laughs at himself and the human condition in general. He is represented by several agencies and galleries around the world
