Christmas Exhibition

'Favorite Trees' by Elin Neumann and the sculpture 'Loss' by Ulla Villefrance Salling-Mortensen



'Golden Day' by Elin Neumann



'Deep orange Impact' by Elin Neumann

Fernisering

Hanne Mathiessen og Ulla Villefrance Salling-Mortensen før ferniseringen.



Tua Gyldenholm på cello underholdt gæsterne med sonater af Bach

Christmas Exhibition and Much More . . .

'Bjerget' - 'The Mountain' - by Elin Neumann


'Green Lake' and 'Red Horizon by Elin Neumann



'Overblik' - sculpture by Ulla Villefrance Salling-Mortensen. Billedtavler by Hanne Mathiessen




Sculpture by Ulla Villefrance Salling-Mortensen and 'Summer Showers' by Elin Neumann

Workshop: Japanese Wind Drawing

Drawing with ink and a branch from Hazel. Drawing in the wind with repetitive movements. These drawings reflect an
intimate response to the immediate landscape by ‘mapping’ the overlooked movement of varied grasses and trees in the wind.
The grasses, especially, – when dipped into ink create the drawings themselves through idiosyncratic, repetitive movements.

Room with a view

Art can save your Day

Earth Day is finished. After 2 years of moving this triptych back and forth and up and down and finally decided which panel
was left and right wing and decided which kinda frame and so on . . .

Right now, I can barely recall what the fuss was all about. Art is an ever-changing, ever-growing thing. It's the challenge you
want to take and the effort you want to make. At the end of the day, art restores sanity.
Art can save your day – even while the sun is going down. Now, take a deep breath, take a break, take a photo, go to your
computer and open iPhoto – and – save!

More LoveLetters

At The Radisson Hotel. From left: Elin Neumann and Hanne Matthiesen. Visit Hanne's blog here