Annette Lang, born in 1963, is a Danish artist based in Denmark. She received her formal training at the Copenhagen Art School and has been actively engaged in the art world since 1989. Her works have been featured in numerous juried exhibitions and shown in galleries both nationally and internationally. In addition to private collections, her paintings can be found in public institutions, large Danish companies, and art associations across the country.

Lang’s artistic practice is centered on emotional expression and the energetic language of color. She views color as a form of energy, where each hue carries its own frequency and emotional tone. Her fascination lies in contrasts—light versus dark, complementary color pairings such as yellow and purple, or green and red. Through a careful balance of color dominance and subtle variation, she creates visual harmonies that evoke calm and introspection.

Her technique often involves building up the surface of her paintings with multiple thick and thin layers, producing a depth that suggests an underwater world. This layering allows hidden forms and secrets to emerge gradually, offering a sense of discovery to the viewer. For Lang, painting is a circular process of presence, perception, and expression—a meditative act that channels emotion and invites ongoing connection. Her works are not only visual experiences but living energies that continue to resonate with their owners over time.