Sidsel Brix loved art from his childhood. He’s one of the people who knew they would become artists. He worked hard along this line until today he’s a Visual artist and illustrator. Brix uses a magnified and emotive perspective to produce his art. This allows him to communicate with his viewers the moment that he’s creating and that’s why he’s able to produce art that viewers can easily associate with. He’s good at producing non-figurative compositions that deal with calm versus excitement, but mainly focusing on depth, shape and light. His art have found their way into many galleries and homes all over the world. He produces art in a variety of finishing options including ready to hang framed Sidsel Brix art. This option is very popular with many collectors because they come with all the required accessories. His partly abstract artwork covers topics such as maritime landscapes, industrial ports and urban landscapes - preferably, sky mirrors and fabulous water with light as a supporting element. His style involves the use of acrylic on canvas in the form of flat contrasts in line that he builds in many thin varied blurred and sharp layers. There's more to his art than just meditative color exercises or decorative pieces. The artist shows us a form of urdrama in which physically powerful forces meet and in which worlds are undergoing regeneration in the next moment. His art is very much influenced by nature and he produces them in a manner that appeals to all viewers.