Where nature and vision collide, that’s where the real creativity begins

Nina Albrecht

I'm Nina Albrecht, the artist behind Syster Henry. I mix Nordic nature with a modern touch to create art that encourages people to pause and look at the world in a new way.

Redefining Nature and Urban Life

What happens when the calm of nature collides with the dynamic energy of the city? For me, it’s a constant dialogue where I play with color, form, and texture to create something that evolves and transforms during the process. My paintings often start as concrete images, but through experimentation and expressive details, they come to life and begin to abstract into something more. It's as if the works themselves instinctively seek new paths, and within that freedom, I discover both nature and the city in entirely new ways.

Where Innovation Meets Tradition

Innovation is a core part of my creative process. I experiment with colors, shapes, and textures to create art that feels relevant to today while also looking forward. By blending nature with contemporary ideas, I aim to offer new perspectives on traditional concepts. I enjoy pushing boundaries and experimenting, yet I strive to preserve the timeless beauty of nature in the process.

Art with Purpose: Reflecting and Shaping the Future

Sustainability and environmental awareness are key themes in my work. I want to explore how art can contribute to the future of both our planet and creative expression. By combining natural elements with innovative techniques, I hope to start a conversation about how art can play a role in a more sustainable and mindful world. My work reflects the present, but also offers a vision for the future—one where creativity and nature live in harmony.

Nina Albrecht, artist and founder of syster henry

Let’s Collaborate

What do you think about collaborating on your next project or exhibition? I’d love to hear your thoughts on how we can create something special and innovative together.

GALLERY

My work has been showcased in a range of dynamic exhibitions, from intimate pop-up events to larger collective shows like Konstrundan in Helsinki. These experiences, along with collaborations with other artists, have allowed me to connect with diverse audiences and bring my art into new and exciting spaces.