Aase Lind

Painter, based in Denmark. From the ice-blue of Scandinavia to the vibrant colors of Tuscany ... Traveling is very important for her inspiration. The very special Northern Light and soft colors in Scandinavia are an inspiration for her land- & seascapes. From southern Europe, the vibrant, warm colors from Tuscany and France are used for her paintings. "Colors are important sources of inspiration and sometimes they give me a kick when I see some special or unusual combinations of colors in nature or even in a busy city," says Aase Lind. It´s important for her to experiment with different styles because it´s the best way for personal development. Her interests in the environment find expression in land- & seascapes from the Arctic as well as flowers and gardens. "Flowers are a luxury for some and a pure joy and a MUST for others, like me, and I am happy to see, that some of my collectors have more than one of my flower paintings", she said. Lately, Aase Lind worked on a Theme of Tulips in an abstract/expressive and impressive style. Paintings from Aase Lind Art are to be found in private collections in the US, UK, Scandinavia, and Australia. An active member of the Scandinavian group of artists VARIABLERNE until 2019. Due to Corona's danger today, her work is mostly on show at international online art websites and sold to collectors in the US of A, the UK, Europe, and Australia. Follow Aase Lind: https://www.aaselind.com/ https://www.instagram.com/aaselind.art/?hl=da https://www.facebook.com/AaseLindArt/

Please, contact me for an appointment to a show of the latest paintings. Earlier events: PARALLAX AF, La Galeria, The Royal Arcade, Pall Mall, London, 20.-23.10.2011 LITTLE TREASURES, Bologna, Italy,2010. CONTEMPORARY ART FROM THE EU MEMBER STATES, Opera Gallery, Budapest, 2009 KULTUREKSPRESSEN, Doverodde, DK. oct. 2014 HELLIGAANDSHUSET, Stroeget, Copenhagen 9.-15. June 2014 GALLERY 22, Bredgade, Copenhagen, 18.-30. June 2014 Please, go to www.aaselind.com for further info.

Several art courses and following the mentor and teacher, artist Henrik Hoffmann.