Elisabeth Ohlson
Elisabeth Ohlson was a renowned Swedish photographer and artist, celebrated for her provocative works that challenged societal norms and highlighted marginalized voices, particularly within the LGBTQ+ community. Her groundbreaking series 'Ecce homo,' which reinterpreted biblical scenes with LGBTQ+ figures, sparked significant debate and controversy upon its release in 1998, establishing her as a prominent figure in contemporary art. Ohlson's work often combined activism with her art, leaving a lasting impact on both national and international conversations around identity and representation. Following her passing on October 30, 2024, her legacy is honored through a comprehensive retrospective exhibition in Skåne, featuring over 300 of her works.
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Elisabeth Ohlson was honored posthumously with a retrospective exhibition showcasing her impactful work.
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