Elisabeth Wejsflog, a devoted artist for more than 30 years. Polish born, currently lives in Sweden since 1976. The studio is located in the street level of a more than hundred years old house near the Saint Pauli Church in the park avenue Kungsgatan in Malmoe, Sweden. She works with prints as well as oil and acrylic on canvas and watercolours. 'I wanted to be a musician once', Elisabeth says.
Autumn
Watercolor 60x50cm
Grand Piano
Watercolor 50x40cm
Chopin is her favourite composer. She and the composer have this in common, that both left their home country Poland in their youth. If Chopin painted with music, then Elisabeth paints music.
She has been well known through her visits with paper and watercolours at the rehearsals of the Malmoe Symphonics. A large number of her works has been created right there. The paintings contain both figurative and abstract elements.
What the eye can see can be transformed into hints of the environment. What the ear hears and the heart feels are turned into forms, movements, colours, a kind of conclusion of the tone impressions. 'I do not paint the musicians', she says, 'It is the Music'. It is not possible to grip it, keep it, and then paint it.
In Studio
Acrylic on Canvas 80x116cm
Imagine
Watercolor 60x51cm
Inspiration to Schuman Symfonie I
Oil on Paper 94x65cm
L'esterel
Watercolor 60x48cm
The Temple of Arts
Oil on Canvas 70x200cm
Tapiola Inspiration from Sibelius
Oil on Canvas 200x150cm
Untitled
Autumn
In Studio 
The Temple of Arts 