Stinne Bo is a Danish contemporary artist whose refined paper reliefs blur the line between drawing and sculpture. Using hand-cut, layered paper as her primary medium, Bo creates poetic, dimensional works that explore themes of memory, nature, and the quiet power of the feminine. Each composition is a study in restraint—minimal in form, yet rich with texture, light, and symbolic resonance.

A graduate of the Royal Danish Academy, Bo has cultivated a distinctive, meditative process in which layers of acid-free and colored paper are meticulously cut, folded, and assembled by hand. The result is a body of work that feels both architectural and ethereal—art that invites contemplation and rewards close, prolonged looking.

In 2024, her work was prominently featured in The Dark Side: Papercut, a major institutional exhibition at Vendsyssel Kunstmuseum and Kastrupgårdsamlingen, two of Denmark’s leading contemporary art museums. Her contributions stood out for their lyrical, sculptural interpretations of organic forms and their ability to elevate humble material into objects of timeless significance.

Bo’s work is held in notable private and public collections and is increasingly sought after for its craftsmanship, conceptual clarity, and atmospheric presence. As critical recognition continues to grow, collectors are taking note of both the emotional depth and long-term potential embedded in her singular practice.