Frida Henson

Frida Henson is a contemporary visual artist known for her innovative exploration of color, texture, and narrative across a range of mediums including painting, sculpture, and digital installations. Born in Stockholm, Sweden in 1987, Henson studied at the Royal Institute of Art before moving to Berlin, where she immersed herself in the city’s vibrant creative community. Her work often grapples with the boundaries between abstraction and figuration, drawing from personal memories, folklore, and the natural world to evoke a sense of both intimacy and universality.

Henson’s art has been exhibited widely in Europe and North America, earning critical acclaim for its emotive power and technical sophistication. She has participated in several international artist residencies and her pieces are held in both private and public collections. Passionate about collaboration and education, Henson also leads workshops and community art projects, believing strongly in the transformative potential of artistic practice.