Que moi (ou presque) 1.

Que moi (ou presque) 

is a photo book essentially about me (and a few "others")

to mark the dawn of my sixties !

The fundraising campaign launched on Ulule

will enable me to finance the production of the book,

in a limited edition of 60 copies.

Tempus fugit...

I pre-order a copy here

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About the book...

• 80 pages with 64 black and white and colour photographs (silver, digital and Polaroid process, scanned paper prints);

• The print run is limited to 60 copies, signed and numbered 1 to 60/60;

• The foreword is in French;

• English, Swedish, Spanish, Deutsch, Chinese and Arabic gonna be accessible via QR code in the book.

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Extract from the layout...

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Some photographs from the book...

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See you on Ulule

to read and see more

about the project !

Que moi (ou presque),

a book to have

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Ne me demandez pas mon âge, il change tout le temps.

Alphonse Allais

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An interview : Josefin Winther.

The Swedish magazine Balder is publishing in its new issue (3-4/2025) an interview with the Norwegian artist and songwriter Josefin Winther made in Järna in by Åsa Magnusson.

Read the complete interview in Balder

Balder is a cultural magazine with high standards: art, literature, society, agriculture, philosophy and education all have a place in Balder. In Balder's interviews, you meet stress researchers and beekeepers, artists and thinkers.

Balder is interested in people with their own perspective and a critical view of society.

You can find it on the following bookstores and retailers in Sweden.

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Josefin Winther, Järna 2025

Josefin Winther is born and raised in Bergen, Norway.

She has released seven albums, and played hundreds of shows in Northern Europe. The critics have compared her music to the likes of PJ Harvey and Patti Smith. 

All the portraits of Josefin Winther are available at the Opale Agency.

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You can visit Åsa Magnussons website to find the complete collection of her texts (in Swedish).

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Greta Gerell, an exhibition and a website.

The Swedish museum Bror Hjorths Hus will present in its summer exhibition around 45 painting and graphics of the Swedish artist Greta Gerell (1898-1982).

Timeless objects, stylised figures and impressionistic street scenes.

This summer's exhibition in Bror Hjorths Hus presents an artist contemporary with Bror Hjorth.

Greta Gerell (1898-1982) devoted her entire life to art. She painted impressionist street scenes, people and stylised figures and later pictures that she called Timeless Things.

Greta Gerell's work is highly diverse, but her imagery is held together by a strong inner consistency. She constantly searched for something animate behind the surface of things.

Her long and productive life covers a large part of the 20th century, and her pictures show the different environments that surrounded her, from Paris and the Mediterranean countries to Stockholm and its archipelago.

14 juni-31 augusti 2025

Bror Hjorths Hus, Uppsala (Sweden)

Welcome to the opening of the exhibition on Saturday 14 June at 14.00

Norbyvägen 26

Uppsala 752 39, Sweden 

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In parallel with the exhibition,

the Greta Gerell Foundation is pleased to present

the new website dedicated to the artist with partly new content

in the form of exclusive images and unpublished texts

by and about Greta Gerell.

Visit gretagerell.se

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See more of Greta Gerells work

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For more information about Greta Gerell and

the work of the Greta Gerell Foundation,

please fill in the contact form.

Vid Hemmarö

To the contact form

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