"Skogen" 1920 - 1933

"Skogen" (The Forest) is a woodcut print created by Swedish artist Elsa Ström-Ciacelli between 1920 and 1933. It depicts a dark, stylized forest with a figure lying in the foreground, representing the artist's interest in nature and the human experience. The use of bold, black lines and simplified forms is characteristic of the woodcut style, and the stark contrast creates a sense of depth and mystery. "Skogen" is a powerful example of Ström-Ciacelli's work, a testament to her skillful use of the woodcut technique and a captivating exploration of nature's power. The artwork is currently housed at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst.