My most recent exhibition took place at Bodens Konsthall, a beautiful municipal gallery in northern Sweden. This marked my first municipal exhibition and my first solo show outside of Iceland. The gallery is housed in former military barracks on the outskirts of the town of Boden, surrounded by trees and forest. Boden is located in Swedish Lapland, not far from Luleå.

The exhibition opened on 13 December 2025 and runs until 1 February. The works on display are priced in line with local market standards in Swedish Krona (SEK), and are listed on this website at equally fair prices through direct conversion to USD. All works are available for purchase worldwide, with shipping available, or in some cases free personal delivery via friends, when possible.

If you find yourself in northern Sweden, I warmly encourage you to visit the exhibition, take photos, and share them on social media—it would be enormously appreciated. For acquisition inquiries, please write to haflidisaevarsson@gmail.com.

The photograph shown here is of the museum shop and café.

My most recent exhibition took place at Bodens Konsthall, a beautiful municipal gallery in northern Sweden. This marked my first municipal exhibition and my first solo show outside of Iceland. The gallery is housed in former military barracks on the outskirts of the town of Boden, surrounded by trees and forest. Boden is located in Swedish Lapland, not far from Luleå.

The exhibition opened on 13 December 2025 and runs until 1 February. The works on display are priced in line with local market standards in Swedish Krona (SEK), and are listed on this website at equally fair prices through direct conversion to USD. All works are available for purchase worldwide, with shipping available, or in some cases free personal delivery via friends, when possible.

If you find yourself in northern Sweden, I warmly encourage you to visit the exhibition, take photos, and share them on social media—it would be enormously appreciated. For acquisition inquiries, please write to haflidisaevarsson@gmail.com.

The photograph shown here is of the museum shop and café.