Christina Julsgaard was born in 1976 and has a background in fashion design. She established her own Danish clothing brand YIIP COPENHAGEN at the age of 24, and has kept the entrepreneurial spirit going throughout the years by starting all over again at 33, where she switched from the design world to the art world to pursue her love of painting.

Julsgaard’s modern art works are inspired by her background in graphic design and her education within the therapeutic world. Her style is therefore abstract, clean-cut and minimalistic but also organic, pulsating and energetic as she draws inspiration from the human mind and life’s experiences.

Today, Christina Julsgaard’s works include larger paintings in acrylic on canvas and smaller brass sculptures which are 3D representations of the shapes and lines found in her paintings.

Art critic Ole Lindboe on Christina Julsgaard’s art:

“Christina Julsgaard knows the art of composing her pictures with an ease that is charming and a raw will that comes from a genuine painter’s temperament. She can force out the graphical rigor that is precisely required in the abstract expression. She has the creative mindset that is needed for the abstract expression to not just be another repetition. And she possesses the lyrical mindset that is needed for the paintings to exude poetry and feeling.”

Christina Julsgaard was born in 1976 and has a background in fashion design. She established her own Danish clothing brand YIIP COPENHAGEN at the age of 24, and has kept the entrepreneurial spirit going throughout the years by starting all over again at 33, where she switched from the design world to the art world to pursue her love of painting.

Julsgaard’s modern art works are inspired by her background in graphic design and her education within the therapeutic world. Her style is therefore abstract, clean-cut and minimalistic but also organic, pulsating and energetic as she draws inspiration from the human mind and life’s experiences.

Today, Christina Julsgaard’s works include larger paintings in acrylic on canvas and smaller brass sculptures which are 3D representations of the shapes and lines found in her paintings.

Art critic Ole Lindboe on Christina Julsgaard’s art:

“Christina Julsgaard knows the art of composing her pictures with an ease that is charming and a raw will that comes from a genuine painter’s temperament. She can force out the graphical rigor that is precisely required in the abstract expression. She has the creative mindset that is needed for the abstract expression to not just be another repetition. And she possesses the lyrical mindset that is needed for the paintings to exude poetry and feeling.”

Frederik Kløve Jacobsen was born on December 13th, 1972 and was always very interested in the art world, even as a child.

But it was not until 1999 that he decided to turn his private passion into a career path.

Frederik Kløve now works as a self-taught artist with a studio in the second-largest city in Denmark: Aarhus. He works with structured and textured pieces where the abstract expression meets a figurative one.

In recent times, Kløve has been inspired by both European and American underground, pop and film culture.

Art historian and critic Henrik Broch-Lips states that Frederik Kløve Jacobsen’s works set him apart from other Danish contemporary artists because of these points of inspiration, and that his art is expressive, confident and symbolic.

Broch-Lips sees Frederik Kløve’s paintings as graffiti-inspired and in a way culturally hacking, containing explosive outlets of popular images and characters which have been “attacked” with cheap spray cans, broad brush strokes and adhesive tape to the sounds of rock music in the background.

Frederik Kløve Jacobsen’s style is therefore both progressive and an interesting cultural commentary, and his works are anything but boring.

Frederik Kløve Jacobsen was born on December 13th, 1972 and was always very interested in the art world, even as a child.

But it was not until 1999 that he decided to turn his private passion into a career path.

Frederik Kløve now works as a self-taught artist with a studio in the second-largest city in Denmark: Aarhus. He works with structured and textured pieces where the abstract expression meets a figurative one.

In recent times, Kløve has been inspired by both European and American underground, pop and film culture.

Art historian and critic Henrik Broch-Lips states that Frederik Kløve Jacobsen’s works set him apart from other Danish contemporary artists because of these points of inspiration, and that his art is expressive, confident and symbolic.

Broch-Lips sees Frederik Kløve’s paintings as graffiti-inspired and in a way culturally hacking, containing explosive outlets of popular images and characters which have been “attacked” with cheap spray cans, broad brush strokes and adhesive tape to the sounds of rock music in the background.

Frederik Kløve Jacobsen’s style is therefore both progressive and an interesting cultural commentary, and his works are anything but boring.

Danish artist Trine Lund was born in 1975 in Aarhus, Denmark.

Trine Lund creates strong graphic artwork on canvas and paper framed in solid carpentry wood frames.Trine works with everything from paper, canvas, and self-designed fabrics for wet wipes and banal everyday excerpts obtaining an aesthetic expression arising from new correlations.

In addition, Trine Lund offers interior decoration aid and inspiration for an individual interior.

Trine has a background in the communications business and has been an established artist for more than 10 years. She has been represented in galleries in Aarhus and Copenhagen and admitted to the juried Artists Easter Exhibition in Aarhus.

“I let the materials take control and combine them into new expressions, while trying to give way for the hidden beauty of the unfinished, raw, and incomprehensible.”

Danish artist Trine Lund was born in 1975 in Aarhus, Denmark.

Trine Lund creates strong graphic artwork on canvas and paper framed in solid carpentry wood frames.Trine works with everything from paper, canvas, and self-designed fabrics for wet wipes and banal everyday excerpts obtaining an aesthetic expression arising from new correlations.

In addition, Trine Lund offers interior decoration aid and inspiration for an individual interior.

Trine has a background in the communications business and has been an established artist for more than 10 years. She has been represented in galleries in Aarhus and Copenhagen and admitted to the juried Artists Easter Exhibition in Aarhus.

“I let the materials take control and combine them into new expressions, while trying to give way for the hidden beauty of the unfinished, raw, and incomprehensible.”