Cecilie Svanberg
Born in South Korea, raised in Norway and settled in Copenhagen at the age of 20, Cecilie Svanberg entered art school and was later accepted to the School of Design, Institute of Visual Design at The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. A keen traveller, she began making art after meeting other creative minds in Copenhagen, discovering she could do what she loved for a living. She draws on friends, mid-century artworks, attentive colour combinations and strong creative women in history, and describes her art as personal, textural and colourful.

About Cecilie Svanberg
The artist Cecilie Svanberg was born in South Korea, raised in Norway, and moved to Copenhagen at the age of 20 to enter art school and was later accepted to the School of Design, Institute of Visual Design at The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Cecilie Svanberg has travelled the world.
She started creating art when she moved to Copenhagen and met other creative minds: “Since childhood, I have been drawing and doing creative things, but in Copenhagen, I discovered that I could actually do what I love for a living.”
The Personal Touch
Getting inspiration from friends, mid-century artworks, attentive colour combinations, strong creative women in history (be that architects, designers, painters or sculptors), love and life in general, Cecilie is known to always add a personal touch to her artworks.
“To me, art is something very personal and something that should always appeal to me on an emotional level. I am not going to be the judge of what is good or bad art – I think it is highly personal what you consider as art. I always try to go with my instinct, what I can relate to and what I think is beautiful.”
When asked to describe her artwork she replies: “personal, textural and colourful – and always anchored in my belief that beauty lies in the details.”