An artist whose work bursts with playfulness, color, and surrealism. Yoyo Nasty, an artist from Höör, Skåne in Sweden, is now based in Stockholm, where she creates her detailed, pop-naive worlds.

Driven by a fascination with the shapes and rhythms of nature, Yoyo portrays vibrant landscapes and plant motifs. But it’s the figures – often tigers – that truly stand out. These characters are charming and comic-like, with a raw, untamed energy that makes the viewer both smile and reflect. Their spirit captures freedom and curiosity, adds a dose of "silly goofy," and blurs hierarchies in aesthetics.

Yoyo’s style is deeply intuitive, and her expressive forms flow freely straight onto the canvas. Her influences range from childhood picture books and Tove Jansson to modern art icons like Yayoi Kusama, Takashi Murakami, and Hilma af Klint.

With bold contrasts and playful spontaneity, Yoyo Nasty creates art that opens doors to the subconscious while celebrating the magic of life. Her ambition is to leave viewers with a sense of joy, wonder, and a curiosity that inspires the courage to be wild, free, and true to oneself.