Freedom
160 x 180cm / 63 x 71in, 2025
ink on pvc/vinyl
Welcome to Johnny Ramstedt Studio – where bold digital design meets poetic minimalism. I create striking visual art and text-based works that speak to modern life, emotion, and space. Each piece is made to inspire, disrupt, or simply make you feel.
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Human behavior is incredibly complex and diverse, influenced by a blend of genetics, environment, and personal experiences.
Human Behavior
160 x 180cm, 2025
ink on pvc / vinyl
EUR 15300
A visual statement that strips everything down to essence. Through bold minimalism and sharp textual focus, the artwork captures an undeniable truth: what we feel, what we radiate, and what we sense—can’t be faked. This piece invites the viewer to pause, reflect, and recognize that beyond words and appearances, energy tells the real story. Direct, raw, and quietly powerful.
“Energy doesn’t lie”
160 x 180cm, 2025
ink on pvc / vinyl
EUR 15300
This piece is a quiet reminder that strength can be subtle.
Hope isn’t loud
160 x 180cm/63x71in, 2025
ink on pvc / vinyl
EUR 15300
LOVE & TRUST
Love is the heart’s warmth, and Trust is the steady ground beneath it. Both are essential for meaningful, lasting bonds.
"10:53" 160 x 180cm / 63 x 71in, 2025 ink on pvc/vinyl
A moment captured. A fragment revealed.
“try again”
160x160cm / 63x63in, 2025
“X” 160 x 180cm / 63 x 71in, 2025 ink on pvc/vinyl
"X" invites you into a space of quiet contemplation. Its minimalistic form evokes a profound sense of calmness, while subtle depths hint at an alluring mystery waiting to be felt.
What if every ending is a new beginning?
This work invites the viewer into the quiet tension between loss and renewal. With just a single line, it opens a doorway to transformation—a reminder that closure is not an erasure, but a threshold. The piece is minimal, yet charged with emotional weight. Like a breath held between chapters, it asks us to pause, reflect, and imagine what might follow when something ends.
In a world that often rushes past discomfort, this artwork offers space for contemplation. It’s not an answer, but a question—one that lingers.