In Heini’s the “Feminine perspective” series Heini explores the complex nature of her female heroes and the impact these women have had on pop culture.
Her bright colour palette and almost cartoonish art style juxtaposes the true stories behind her female subjects.

Heini’s signature style of kaleidoscopic colours and white outlines may seem like it does not go well with her dark sense of humour, however with this combination she creates eye-catching artworks that cannot be mistaken for anyone else’s. With this series Heini wants to invite the viewer to look at the women she admires and to remind them that when it comes to women, there is so much more than meets the eye.

Her second watercolour art collection, “Narratives in Colour” was heavily influenced by her air hostess career in the Middle East, where she was exposed to more artistic inspiration than she ever could have hoped for. Narratives in Colour consists of several colourful original artworks depicting people in historical and modern contexts.

Heini’s portrait collection, “Then and Now Portraits” consisting of acrylic canvas art and limited editions. As one of the many talented history-inspired women artists, Heini played with a thought imagining how the historical characters would like to be portrayed in our modern era.