Thailand-based artist Elizabeth Romhild is now launching her new art book, “Odyssey”, offering a retrospective of her 40-year artistic journey. Learn more about the Bangkok-Based Danish-Armenian Artist’s new book Odyssey
Odyssey showcases the artist’s diverse artistic influences, particularly from her experiences in Thailand, where she has spent much of her career.
“Odyssey” is a captivating visual journey through the richly textured life and career of self-taught Danish-Armenian artist Elizabeth Romhild. Spanning more than four decades, her art is a living tapestry woven from her diverse experiences living across multiple cultures. This collection presents a unique blend of styles and media – from oil paintings to bronze sculptures and design – where each work is deeply personal, yet universally recognizable.
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“The joie de vivre and sensuality of confidence, the female form, and the playful mysticism of music and theatre, are all great sources of inspiration and influence in my artwork,” says Romhild. “This book is not just a retrospective—it is a narrative of my life’s journey, expressed through the universal language of art,” she continues. “Each piece tells a story of joy and sorrow, hope and despair, strength and vulnerability—emotions that connect us all.”
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In this beautifully curated coffee table book, Romhild reflects on the emotions, cultures and people that have shaped her work. More than just a retrospective, “Elizabeth Romhild’s Odyssey” is a testament to artistic exploration and personal discovery. It offers art lovers and ordinary viewers alike an immersive visual experience that will inspire, challenge and resonate long after the last page has been turned.
Romhild has lived and worked in Bangkok, Thailand since 1988. Her artwork is part of private collections in several countries around the world including Denmark, Germany, Switzerland, Holland, Italy, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, and the US.
Bangkok-Based Danish-Armenian Artist’s Odyssey, written by Tor Kjolberg