Yes, of course we will walk together Painting

Inspired by the artistic output of her own mother and an upbringing in which creativity was consistently encouraged, Jette Reinert’s path in the arts was likely written in the stars. In her earlier years, the Viborg, Denmark-born, Vejle-based mixed media painter was fortunate enough to receive formal training from multi-disciplinary artist Lasse Winsløw, who - among his many strengths - was well versed in creating a diverse array of figurative oil paintings, sun-dappled Impressionistic landscapes and clay sculptures. Having acquired a solid grasp of various artistic genres, techniques, and mediums, Jette set her sights on a career in graphic design and illustration. Her manifold creative skills were well-suited to the industry that she ultimately worked in for twenty-five years. As with many artists who reach a point when they are craving more creative fulfilment, Jette Reinert decided to immerse herself in courses at the Aarhus Academy of Art in 2014. Her reintroduction to dynamic fine art techniques ended up becoming a professional and personal turning point for her, inspiring her to shift her focus solely toward mixed media painting. In pursuit of an aesthetic that really resonated with her, she ultimately landed on the metallic accents - a hat tip to the endlessly enduring painterly legacy of Gustav Klimt - and bold graphic flourishes that are currently woven into her vast body of work. Among the various professional milestones that the widely exhibited Danish artist has achieved in recent years, her whimsical paintings have been displayed internationally, including on the iconic 3,685-square foot electronic billboard in New York City's Times Square. She has also participated in three censored exhibits, including the Aarhus Academy of Art’s censored show of 2012 and Hans Christian Andersen’s 2013 and 2015 censored shows. Furthermore, her art has been featured in highly regarded international contemporary art publications such as ArtMaze Magazine and Beautiful Bizarre Magazine.