
Göran Sveningzon (signature GSZON) is an artist based in Bohuslän on Sweden's west coast.
His interest in abstraction emerged during foundational art education in the 1980s and has remained a central aspect of his work, shaped by independent practice and a BA from the University of Gothenburg.
His later art has been particularly characterized by a sculptural, expansive treatment of color and surface.
Exhibitions
2025 Tilted Mass, The Gallery, Gothia Towers, Gothenburg
2025 Tilted Mass, AJ Studio & Gallery, Stockholm
2023 Ishuset Hönö (group exh.)
2023 Lyrical Fields, Källeryd, Nissafors
2022 Old Rubber Factory, Gislaved (group exh.)
2022 Retro online exhibition "EXPO 80S"
2021 Lyrical Fields, Konsthallen, Vingens Kulturhus
2021 Konstvågen, Öckerö
2020 Galleri Hörle Slott, Värnamo
2019 Glashuset (group exh.) Gislaved
2019 Gnosjö Art Weekend, Gnosjö
2015 Konsthallen, Vingens Kulturhus
2011 Konsthallen, Öckerö Library
2007 Svenljunga Library
2007 Galleri Konstrum, Gnosjö
2007 Lilla Galleriet, Gothenburg
2004 Galleri art-E, Halmstad
1999 Galleri ArtZero (group exh.), Barcelona
1989 Café City Museum, Gothenburg
1988 Galleri Fönstret, Malmö
1986 Galleri Westers, Jönköping
1983 Gyllene Snittet Galleri, Gnosjö
Education in selection
2021 Studies in Digital Art History, Uppsala University
2020 Degree of Bachelor of Arts, Gothenburg University
2014 Art and Philosophy, Summer course at Valand Academy, Gothenburg
2013 Art and Visual Studies, advanced level, Gothenburg University
1986-87 Art and Visual Studies, Gothenburg University
1985-86 KV Konstskola, Gothenburg
1984-85 Fria Grafikskolan, Gothenburg
Assignments / Represented
Book cover, Essays by Lyn Hejinian, USA. Publisher Lejd
Paintings, Swemix AB, Gnosjö
Wall decorations (painting/drawing), Bohus-Björkö
Mural painting, Bohus-Björkö
Member of
KRO (Artists' Association of Sweden)
Konstnärscentrum Väst
Bildupphovsrätt Sverige
Music related
Instrumental project LYROTRON. On streaming platforms since 2018
Lyrics and graphic contribution for debut album "En Människa", 1984 by Swedish pop band Freda'
Member of STIM (Swedish Performing Rights Society)