Inspired by Fauvism, Spangsberg began creating her art in a quaint little studio at Osterbro in Copenhagen. She states that she has plans to hold exhibits of her blind drawings around the world in 2017. After battling with a love/hate relationship with drawing as well as dealing with her perfectionism, Spangsberg continues to draw and inspire people the world over with her simplistic yet complex works of art.
Since then, Spangsberg has gained a large following after posting her drawings on Instagram, stating her inspiration arises from originality and imperfection. Vogue Australia and Unconditional Magazine have even featured her marvelous minimalist inspired work. In a recent interview, Spangsberg revealed her struggle with the term “artist”. She believes, in her own eyes, that she is just a girl who occasionally likes to express herself on paper. Her modest attitude clearly presents itself in her art, focusing around women, human relationships, and communication between people.
Currently, she is in Bali, where she is learning about the spiritual practices of yoga. The Paddington Inn in New South Wales, where Spangsberg will be until March after leaving Bali, has purchased many of her pieces, which are on display.
