Tony Wallström (b. 1985, Kiruna, Sweden) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Månstad, Sweden. He works across painting, collage, and digital media, focusing on contemporary abstraction and how images can register emotional and psychological states. His practice engages themes connected to mental health, uncertainty, and the quiet details of everyday life.

Wallström works with oil, acrylic, ink, dyes, pencils, pastels, and collage, often on raw, untreated surfaces. Many works are created without a fixed orientation, allowing them to be viewed from multiple perspectives. By combining traditional materials with digital tools, he develops a dialogue between physical mark-making and digital construction.

His visual language is rooted in abstraction. Recognizable brushwork, layered marks, and tactile, sometimes incidental textures create surfaces that feel active yet open to interpretation. The work balances conceptual intention with a strong gestural presence.

Individual works become spaces for reflection. Themes such as mental health, identity, mortality, and the unknown are approached through lived experience rather than narrative illustration. Viewers are invited to encounter the paintings on their own terms and form personal associations.