Art by Heidi Hjort
Soft eyes. Slow art. Beauty in the in-between.
What if beauty was never missing...
You just needed softer eyes to see it?
I create for those who feel deeply.
For those who are drawn to the imperfect,
the raw textures, the spaces where things quietly fall apart and come back together.
This is the art of seeing.
This is where my work lives.
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Every piece I create carries the beauty of impermanence —
the cracks, the wear, and the fleeting light that passes through it.
Break of Day
€590.00
Soul Repair
€690.00
Oceans Apart
€590.00
Hello Darkness
€690.00
Tidal Traces
€590.00
Work with me!
Child Portraits
My child portraits have been much appreciated for their sensitivity. In addition to achieving a likeness, my focus is always on capturing the child’s innocence and unspoiled sense of wonder.
Pet Portraits
Turn a photo of your fur baby into a stunning hand painted oil portrait. Send me your best photos at heidi@heidihjort.com and we’ll take it from there.
Custom Art
When you commission a piece of art YOU become part of the creative process. You are the reason for its creation. It'll become a favourite story to share with family and friends.
What people are saying
“My painting reminds me of special moments”
“Heidi is a very openhearted and friendly person and she was a joy to work with. I loved that I was included in the process and could influence the end result. I love the vibrant colors and the painting reminds me of very special moments.”
— Raili Bertell
“I loved being a part of the process!”
“Especially happy that by working together we managed to take it beyond the photo reference and get my kids’ true personalities into the portraits. “
— A very happy portrait client
“Everything we wanted and more.”
“Heidi is an outstanding Portrait Artist who does everything in her power to make her clients happy!”
— Anita Lundström
“Loved seeing photos of the work in progress.”
“I especially appreciated the pictures of the work in progress. Heidi is a skilled Portrait Artist who has extremely high standards for herself as well as for the end result.”
— Björn Kjerulf