BEFORE GETTING IN TOUCH
From a quick question to a studio visit.
You are welcome to contact Susanne Grahn if you would like to learn more about a specific original artwork, Fine Art Print, commission or the possibility of visiting the studio in Åkersberga. The website contains a wealth of information, but art is personal and sometimes the easiest option is to ask directly. You can use the form on this page or contact Susanne using the contact details shown here.
The studio is located at Sköldvägen 2, 184 60 Åkersberga. The previous website states that the studio can be opened by appointment, so always book your visit in advance. If you would like to see a particular artwork, it is helpful to mention the title you are interested in when contacting Susanne. This also makes it possible to confirm that the painting is still available before you plan your visit.
If your question concerns an original artwork, you can start on the Original Artworks page and open the product you like. There you will find current information about its title, dimensions, price, status and images. Then include the title of the artwork in your message if you would like to know more, discuss how the size might work in your home or ask about framing. On the previous website, Susanne states that she can assist with framing upon request.
For Fine Art Prints, it is helpful to specify both the image and your preferred format. The imported range includes several sizes, such as 60 × 60 cm, 70 × 100 cm and 100 × 150 cm for different images. Susanne describes the Fine Art Prints as signed, high-quality prints with a certificate stamp and serial number. Frames are not included with many of the imported products, so check the individual product page and ask if anything is unclear.
If you are considering a commission, you are welcome to provide more context in your first message. Photos of the room, the approximate dimensions of the wall, colours you like or want to avoid and examples of Susanne’s work that appeal to you make it easier to understand the direction. However, you do not need to have a finished sketch. Susanne works intuitively and non-figuratively, and the intention is for a commission to become a new original that carries her own expression.
Exhibition enquiries are also welcome. Events in 2026 include Konst i Roslagen on 26–27 September, with an open studio at Sköldvägen 2 from 10–17 on Saturday and Sunday, as well as a juried group exhibition at Länsmansgården. The imported history also includes Affordable Art Fair Stockholm and several previous exhibitions in Sweden and Spain. For the most up-to-date information, the Exhibitions page is the right place to start.
Susanne primarily works with non-figurative abstract art that allows room for the viewer’s own imagination. If you do not know exactly which artwork you are looking for, you can therefore start by describing what you want to feel in the room: calm, energy, warmth, contrast or something else. You can also refer to a sold artwork. Works in the archive cannot be purchased, but they can help show which colours and expressions appeal to you.
You can also get in touch if you would like to know whether an artwork listed as available can still be viewed in the studio, or if a sold artwork interests you as a direction for a future commission. Please include the title of the artwork and what you like about it—for example, the colour palette, format, movement or overall feeling. This makes it easier to understand what you are looking for without a new original needing to become a copy of a previous artwork.\n\nA studio visit can be a good way to experience the scale, surface and colours of the paintings in person before making a decision. Because visits are by appointment, you can mention in advance which artworks or formats you are most interested in. If you live far from Åkersberga, you can instead use the form for questions about dimensions, images, Fine Art Prints, framing or commissions and continue the conversation from there.