Peter Baagøe Jepsen
Welcome. My work is an exploration of form, geometry, and silent reflection, rooted in a unique intersection of academic artistic theory and physical craftsmanship. As a fine artist with a double major in Fine Arts and Art Education (DBAE) and a trained master boatbuilder, I construct pieces where structural integrity and emotional depth converge.
Whether through the quiet, unadorned realism of my figurative paintings—which honor the universal beauty of the everyday woman—or through my 3D abstract wall sculptures defined by sweeping, organic curves and zero straight lines, my art is an invitation to pause. Each piece is a result of a slow, meticulous, layer-upon-layer process designed to offer a sanctuary from modern noise.
Explore a curated collection of these two distinct, interconnected disciplines below.
Current Focus
Museum Exhibition:
From October 30 to December 19, 2026, Museum Frello presents
Everyday Icons, an exhibition by artist Peter Baagøe Jepsen.
Bridging the rigorous structural discipline of Danish boatbuilding with the emotional depth of figurative fine art, Jepsen’s latest paintings and 3-D abstract wall sculptures explore the resilience and quiet dignity of the human form and his free expression of 3-D organic explorations.
Located at Kirkepladsen 1 in Varde, this exhibition stands as a profound meditation on everyday beauty and sensitivity– structure and contemporary meaning.
Vernisage October 30, 16:00 – 18:00 HRS (4:00 to 6:00 PM)
Studio Archive
These curated selections bring together defining works from across my artistic career, tracing the evolution of my creative voice and technical discipline. These pieces highlight a lifelong fascination with form, surface planes, and the structural depth of classical oil composition. It stands as a visual archive of my creative journey—from early private studio explorations to the refined practices that anchor my contemporary studio work today.
Many of the foundations explored in these selections—the careful calculation of tonal harmonies, the capturing of an austere, emotional atmosphere, and the deep respect for human presence—ultimately paved the way for my current focus on fluid geometries and the universal dignity of the human form. Together, these selections represent the stepping stones, structural shifts, and enduring themes that continue to shape my world.