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A large 80x100 cm acrylic painting on canvas titled 'Out of Gas' (Soppatorsk). The artwork features a vintage red 'Chalet Inn' motel sign and a solitary fuel pump under a canopy. The scene is set against a flat, vibrant light-blue sky and a golden-orange horizon, rendered with the bold, opaque textures of acrylic paint

Out of gas (Soppatorsk in swedish)

Explore “Out of Gas” (Soppatorsk), a striking 80x100 cm acrylic painting by Johan Kohlin. Capturing a detached roadside "Chalet Inn" sign and a lone gas pump against a vivid blue sky, this canvas reflects on the stillness of a journey interrupted.

A minimalist geometric acrylic painting by Johan Kohlin, based on a photograph by Matthias Heiderich. The artwork features a vast, smooth expanse of bright turquoise sky that fills the upper frame. In the lower corner, a sharp architectural overhang slants across the canvas, decorated with crisp, horizontal stripes of white, bright yellow, warm orange, and deep red over a dark, wood-toned underside.

Look up II

A minimalist acrylic painting by Johan Kohlin, inspired by Matthias Heiderich. A vast turquoise sky contrasts sharp, retro-striped architecture to explore presence and perspective.

Abstract painting in dark read and yellow tones

Take it down a notch

The figurative reality, can sometimes look abstract, when you change your perspective. Acrylic on canvas 50 x 70 cm.

A semi-abstract watercolor painting of a landscape. The bottom third is a bright, warm yellow wash, transitioning into a dark, textured horizontal line. Above this, thin and vertical green brushstrokes resemble reeds or young trees, set against a soft and misty light green and lavender background wash on white paper.

Whispering Reeds

Explore “Misty meadow,” a semi-abstract watercolor by Johan Kohlin. Featuring vibrant yellow fields and delicate, vertical green forms emerging from a misty background, this piece captures the quiet and hazy beauty of a damp landscape.

An abstract watercolor painting featuring a horizontal band of dense, dark indigo and black brushstrokes resembling wind-swept grass. Vibrant splashes of bright orange and amber are scattered throughout the center, set against a soft, muted background of pale gray and lavender washes on textured paper.

Wild Grasses in the Wind – Abstract Watercolor Study

Experience the raw energy of “Wild Grasses,” an expressive abstract watercolor by Johan Kohlin. This piece uses bold indigo strokes and vibrant amber splatters to capture the fleeting movement of nature. A study in texture and the unpredictable beauty of water.

A minimalist watercolor landscape featuring a wide, cream-colored foreground with a centered, zigzagging path in a pale mauve tone. The path leads to a dark, horizontal treeline with soft, blooming edges. Above the trees, a delicate wash of rose pink transitions into a light cyan sky on textured watercolor paper.

The Winding Way

Discover “The Winding Way”, a minimalist watercolor by Johan Kohlin. This serene piece features a rhythmic, winding path leading toward a soft bank of misty trees and a pale pink horizon, capturing a moment of profound winter silence.

An architectural watercolor and pencil sketch of a modernist service station. The building features a large flat canopy, thin green support pillars, and a blank rectangular sign on top. The sketch uses muted sage green, tan, and gray washes with visible pencil construction lines, set against a desert landscape with small green bushes

The Desert Outpost

View “The Desert Outpost” an architectural watercolor sketch by Johan Kohlin. This piece explores the clean lines and geometric shadows of a mid-century service station, serving as a foundational study for larger works on the theme of roadside isolation.

A minimalist geometric acrylic painting titled "Look up I" by Johan Kohlin, inspired by a photo by Laurent Lavergne. The composition features a massive, smooth expanse of vibrant cyan sky that dominates the frame. In the lower left corner, the sharp, hard-edged corner of a man-made structure cuts into the space, displaying bold horizontal bands of bright white and deep crimson red over a warm, tan underside. A single, subtle streak of reddish rust bleeds down the top white band, showing nature's quiet intervention on a pristine, box-shaped human creation.

Look up I

Discover Johan Kohlin’s minimalist acrylic study inspired by Laurent Lavergne. Look Up" is an 80x100cm acrylic painting. An extreme perspective looks through dark overpass structures toward a brilliant, healing light