Helen Helga

Selected works in acrylic and silence

Untitled (Fragment), 2012

Untitled (Fragment), 2022 – Private Collection, Spain

Untitled (Trace), 2022 – Private Collection, Reykjavik

Untitled (Trace), 2015 – Private Collection, Copenhagen

Untitled (Silence), 2021 - Private Collection, Copenhagen

Untitled (Interval), 2022 – Private Collection, Reykjavik

Untitled (Interval), 2010 – Private Collection, Reykjavik

KRoss (Cross), 2024 - Private Collection, Spain

Untitled (Veil), 2024 – Private Collection, London

Untitled (Veil), 2017 – Private Collection, Spain

Untitled (Flicker), 2017 – Private Collection, Reykjavik

Untitled (Flicker), 2023 – Private Collection, Copenhagen

Untitled (Breath), 2020 – Private Collection, Copenhagen

Untitled (Breath), 2016 – Private Collection, Reykjavik

Untitled (Threshold), 2020 - Private Collection, Copenhagen

Untitled (Echo), 2024

Untitled (Echo), 2010 – Private Collection, Reykjavik

Untitled (Pulse), 2022 - Private Collection, Reykjavik

Untitled (Fold), 2019 - Private Collection, Copenhagen

Untitled (Fold), 2016 – Private Collection, Spain

Untitled (Drift), 2024

Untitled (Drift), 2017 – Private Collection, Reykjavik

Untitled (Dissolve), 2023 – Private Collection, London

Untitled (Dissolve), 2015 – Private Collection, Copenhagen

Helen Helga’s artworks reflect her ongoing search for inner stillness through forms of quiet, yet profound expression. Using warm, grounded tones that echo her connection to nature, her paintings invite viewers into an emotional experience where colors, lines, and forms become vessels for invisible threads: now made visible. Her work explores the interplay between natural simplicity and artistic depth, guiding the viewer into a state of contemplative resonance.

Born and raised in Reykjavík, Helen has lived and worked in Copenhagen for the past 16 years. A self-taught artist with over 25 years of creative exploration behind her, her works have been exhibited in galleries across Copenhagen and collected by private clients internationally.

Helen’s art is shaped by a deeply personal longing for connection: with the land, with the moment, and with the silent spaces that lie beneath language.