“Let’s Roll” Mag Blue Art Exhibition
November 22–25, 2025
Sat–Sun: 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM Konstrunda Midsommarkransen
Mon–Tue: 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Royal Blue VA Gallery
LM Ericssons Väg 1
Telefonplan, Stockholm
The “Let’s Roll” exhibition is a visual narrative about breaking boundaries: the moment where off-road meets art. Enduro is not just a sport; it is a philosophy of determination, where the only measure of success is the courage and effort invested in training and overcoming obstacles.
“Can you fully grasp the depth of this adrenaline, courage and determination? I feel its closeness. That is why I explore it and translate it into my art.” — Mag Blue.
The paintings and photographs by Mag Blue create a record of struggle and triumph—the struggle with oneself, with the machine, and with nature, which is relentless. They show moments of absolute focus and effort achieved during extreme riding across rocks, fords, and trial sections. There is also a fascination with the astonishing lightness of the over 100-kilogram bikes soaring in the air, defying the force of gravity. This is where the motorcycle becomes an extension of the will and relentlessness.
“To finish, to try and win, everything has to be right on the day. There’s no room for big mistakes.” — Graham Jarvis, Hard Enduro Legend
“Let’s Roll” invites confrontation with internal risk and barriers. It reminds us that true power lies in determination and action. This unleashes a sense of unconstrained freedom—on the trail and in life, despite moments of terror and risk. In the biggest enduro races, thousands of participants face the course, and hundreds—as seen at the Gotland Grand National—fail to reach the finish line due to the machine’s technical problems, injuries, or effort exceeding their physical capabilities. And although typically over two thousand riders complete the race with determination, there is only one winner. This contrasting difference between participating in the race, the success of reaching the finish, and victory itself is the essence of the art of living.
About Mag Blue:
Born November 1, 1972.
Visual Artist: painting, drawing, photography, design, performance, installations, and new media.
Mag has been a member of numerous art and photography associations in various countries. Her extensive body of work includes over 250 completed artistic projects worldwide—those she organized, promoted, and participated in as an artist. She has received significant recognition, including the Diploma for Merits from the Minister of Culture and National Heritage (2019) and Awards and Distinctions at the Woman Changing The World summit in London (2025).
In addition to numerous exhibition catalogs, Mag’s works have been featured in albums such as: the 30th anniversary of ZAP in 2020, Nordic Art Guide 2023, Charity Art Expo 2023, European Art Guide 2023, Charity Art Expo 2024, Best Contemporary Visual Artists Worldwide Vol. 1 2024, and Artportable Catalogue 2025.
#enduro #motorcross #offroad
17.11.2025 Stockholm
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