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Abstract Wall ArtDynamic Abstract Landscape
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Abstract Wall ArtSerene Abstract Waterscape
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Abstract Wall ArtSerene Abstract Landscape
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Abstract Wall ArtSoft Green Horizon
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Abstract Wall ArtMisty Green River
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Abstract Wall ArtSerene Green Landscape
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Abstract Wall ArtGreen Water Reflections
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Abstract Wall ArtSerene Abstract Garden
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Abstract Wall ArtMoody Forest Reflection
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Abstract Wall ArtDesert Rocks Abstract
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Abstract Wall ArtLush Green Abstraction
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Abstract Wall ArtGreen Forest Reflection
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Abstract Wall ArtDynamic Sea Abstract
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Abstract Wall ArtMoody Abstract Landscape
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Abstract Wall ArtFiery Abstract Horizon
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Abstract Wall ArtVibrant Abstract Landscape
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Abstract Wall ArtAbstract Green Landscape
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Abstract Wall ArtAbstract Horizon Landscape
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Abstract Wall ArtAbstract Layered Hills
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Abstract Wall ArtDynamic Abstract Flow
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Abstract Wall ArtAbstract Organic Reflections
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Abstract Wall ArtTeal Organic Forms
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Abstract Wall ArtAbstract Nature Flow
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Abstract Wall ArtAbstract Coastal Serenity
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Abstract Wall ArtTextured Blue Green
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Abstract Wall ArtGreen Hills Yellow Sky
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Abstract Wall ArtSerene Abstract Landscape
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Abstract Wall ArtDynamic Earth Tones
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Abstract Wall ArtFlowing Abstract Landscape
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Abstract Wall ArtAbstract Forest Landscape
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Abstract Wall ArtVibrant Abstract Landscape
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Abstract Wall ArtVast Marsh Landscape
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Abstract Wall ArtMoonlit Green Field
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Abstract Wall ArtSerene Abstract Horizon
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Abstract Wall ArtVibrant Abstract Landscape
Collection: About Joackim Schou Dahle
Making visible is about creating in the moment. Balancing between two worlds I call toggling between naturalistic and abstract expressionism. That is the starting point in my works. Where is this balance and what does it look like and what does it make conscious in my works. Working in such a universe is the search for the unattainable and without consciousness that is interesting and that drives me on a path of an unknown world. What meaning does the expression fall into and how vulnerable am I to styles in general through deep processes is a question I often ask myself. Keeping distance from what is already there to disturb enables the formation of being able to make new discoveries through both structure and self-development.



































