KIRSTEN DAHLERUP ART

At the moment, I am fascinated by the English word “seabed.” Or perhaps it isn’t so much the word itself that fascinates me, but the associations it brings with it. I thought about the seabed when I was on a swimming holiday in Croatia recently, training for my Channel Relay swim next year. I was swimming in calm, clear water, still learning to swim front crawl. But I felt safe. There were no waves, no strong currents, and none of the rocks and submerged formations that I am

Between Tide and Sky. Framed, ready to hang 86x106cm Where It All Began Do you know that feeling when you look at someone close to you - a child, perhaps, or a younger member of your family - and you feel not only proud of them, but also slightly surprised by who they've become? That's exactly how I feel about Between Tide and Sky. It has taken on a life of its own, and its journey has been full of unexpected turns from the very beginning. This painting began with a simple de

Over the weekend, I created two smaller pieces that emerged from pure joy. Initially, I just wanted to try out a new technique. But these...

One Last Chance to See my little solo exhibition Blue Bliss - This Sunday 💙

First of all, Happy Easter to you from my art studio! I just wanted to let you, my lovely subscriber, be the first to know that Meditation...

Spring is here! I see it reflected in my paintings - in my choice of colours and mark-making. The energy of the season finds its way onto...

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