Art By Anne T Nielsen

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10/09/2026

EXACTLY! When they did that to JoAnns they offended every Sewing person in the USA. I went into a big Joann’s store after the take over. There wee 10 lights on in the whole stores. I asked a worker about it. They said we cannot afford to keep them on.

Title: "Balance”AWARD: 4th Place in 2025 American Art Collectors Choice Awards Category 25Website: https://www.annetniel...
10/03/2026

Title: "Balance”
AWARD: 4th Place in 2025 American Art Collectors Choice Awards Category 25

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Oil on Canvas
36” x 48"
Genre: Symbolism

A good life is a balanced life. Maintaining balance on uneven ground is challenging. The proper tension needs to be held in tandem to keep proper balance therefore not making balance easy to achieve at all times. How to be perfectly just, but also perfectly merciful. How to hold those two seemingly opposing concepts with complete accuracy and at peace; enacting each one at the specific allotted time. Justice and Mercy are almost like counter balances; both essential to a flourishing life. One without the other would be incomplete and chaos. The two together are a symphony. The lines in the object show the different segments of our person and personality that have to be in alignment to achieve balance. Reaching perfect peace is the goal and the result achieved is when we have equilibrium internally. This perfect balance is the ever-elusive goal only a few achieve in certain facets of their lives, not in totality. Do we look to ourselves as the higher power defining balance or something greater?

I find myself weighing priorities in life, so many are important, some fundamental, and sometimes an item that seems inconsequential at the time may become something much more important in the long run. Not to mention, is your foundation secure so that you can balance upon it? No balance could ever be achieved without that. So in this painting although the main object is balancing, the unnoticed, seemingly unimportant, and unassuming white backdrop is what allows the object to suspend and balance in the first place. Find your foundation, and you will find your balance.

Come have fun with me!!Art Exhibit in Johns Creek, GADATE:  Saturday Nov 14thTime: 5-7pmPlace: John’s Creek Art & FrameA...
09/26/2026

Come have fun with me!!
Art Exhibit in Johns Creek, GA

DATE: Saturday Nov 14th
Time: 5-7pm

Place: John’s Creek Art & Frame
Address: 11585 jones bridge road, suite 450, Johns Creek, GA

Show dates: Sept 8th - Jan 2nd

Title: "Walking Home Alone"AWARD: Selected in the 2025 "Noir" National Art Competition Studio Door Gallery San DiegoWebs...
09/06/2026

Title: "Walking Home Alone"
AWARD: Selected in the 2025 "Noir" National Art Competition Studio Door Gallery San Diego

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Oil on Canvas
28" x 22"
Genre: Emotionalism

#32 - Walking Home Alone

Some leaves scurry in the dark. A shadow just out of reach seems to be getting closer. It’s just the breeze you say, just a shadow from a distant tree, but what if it’s not? You don’t want to look crazy; you don’t want to start running, but you don’t feel safe. But feelings aren’t logical. You get a cold sweat and you feel a breeze whip around the corner and whirl around your back. Your picking up the pace. Eyes widening; heart beating faster; dampening palms; footsteps increasing; mind now racing. It’s all in your head you say, but your feet aren’t listening. Do men feel the same way? Do they understand the feeling of being weaker and afraid just because we have an extra hole in our bodies? We can easily be overpowered, and something as easy as walking down the street at night alone might seem like the bravest thing you could ever do.

Title: "Fortuity”AWARD: Selected in the 2025 Abstraction 2nd Annual online “Forms, Lines, & Colors” National Competition...
08/31/2026

Title: "Fortuity”
AWARD: Selected in the 2025 Abstraction 2nd Annual online “Forms, Lines, & Colors” National Competition

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Oil on Canvas
36" x 48"
Genre: Total Abstraction

#473 - Fortuity

Teals, reds, purples, and golden yellows are swirled together in light filled coils. The colors spill and overflow showing overabundance. Do we keep this good fortune all to ourselves or do we pour it out onto others letting the steady stream flow out of us to others? Does the goodness we have spill out of our lives splashing onto others? What is our effect on the world? Is goodness really good if it’s kept in isolation, or can something only truly be good when that goodness is shared?

Title: "Anxiety"AWARD: 6th PLACE - American Art Collectors Choice Awards, Category 13Website: https://www.annetnielsen.c...
08/23/2026

Title: "Anxiety"
AWARD: 6th PLACE - American Art Collectors Choice Awards, Category 13

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Oil on Canvas
48" x 36"
Genre: Symbolism

Life isn’t always what it seems. From the external we see the smiling faces, graceful treading, and bravery, but on the inside what is truly behind the scenes? I’ve noticed in my own life one of my biggest enemies lies within. The fears I listen to and believe – the fears I act as if they are true – the fears I ALLOW to govern my life. How long will I let them cage me? Which ones are caging you? Are their fears that govern their lives and actually have them feeling trapped? The fear of man and the fear of speaking up, the fear of perfection or falling short – never quite measuring up. Perhaps the fear of never being forgiven or truly loved. Everyone has a cage, we just see the yellow canary.

Title: "Orbis Terra Fundamenta"AWARD: Selected in the 5th Annual International Online Exhibition ExhibizoneWebsite: http...
08/17/2026

Title: "Orbis Terra Fundamenta"
AWARD: Selected in the 5th Annual International Online Exhibition Exhibizone

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Oil on Canvas
48" x 36"
Genre: Symbolism

We only have one home – one spaceship through the universe. Do we prize it and hold it in high esteem? Do we realize the value it has and just how precious it is?

In this painting the Earth being on a pedestal symbolizes the respect I have for our world. How it is the pinnacle of creation. The rest of space may be void, vast, and dead – but there is a spec of blue and green amongst it teeming with life. Life is valuable and different. Where do the laws come from that hold our planet in space? Who hung the moon on a string? We get numb to it here on earth because we see it all around us, but if we had the lens to see earth from space, from a different point of view, we would see just how unique our round oasis is.

Title: "Not a Trophy Wife"AWARD: 2025 International Exhibizone Online Exhibition "Femina"Website: https://www.annetniels...
07/24/2026

Title: "Not a Trophy Wife"
AWARD: 2025 International Exhibizone Online Exhibition "Femina"

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Oil on Canvas
40" x 30"
Genre: Emotionalism

Must we live up to others’ expectations? How about our own? And what do we gain if we do live up to those expectations? What is the cost? Do we truly live? Or do we end up as something outwardly beautiful, but inwardly dead. Something from the outside stunning to behold but not alive within. A statue in a museum with a perfect appearance but never able to move one inch forward in real life. Merely a head on a pedestal.
But what would be more miraculous to behold? A beautiful statue, or one that came to life?
Are you brave enough to move? I dare you.

Title:  Happinesshttps://www.annetnielsen.comOil on Canvas16" x 20"Total AbstractionJoyous, light, and airy colors were ...
04/27/2026

Title: Happiness
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Oil on Canvas
16" x 20"
Total Abstraction

Joyous, light, and airy colors were used to exude happiness in this work. A sumi brush was used to paint in the dark places of life that steal our happiness. Happiness is not always attained and can be fleeting, but remember, joy is different than happiness; joy is an overall attitude and way of living. Joy can be found in a sad situation, whereas happiness is conditional and can easily be covered up and ruined by sadness and fickle emotions we experience in life.

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Title:  Impact of Ethicshttps://www.annetnielsen.comOil on Canvas30" x 40"Total AbstractionUsing a Japanese technique of...
04/18/2026

Title: Impact of Ethics
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Oil on Canvas
30" x 40"

Total Abstraction
Using a Japanese technique of sumi brush mixed with traditional oil and paintbrush work. It lends armature to the abstract idea. There is also a nod to tromp l'oil in the painting to test the theory of if things are always 'cut and dry'. The juxtaposition of hard and soft brush strokes, black and white, colorful and neutral - all of these being utilized in the same work. This painting begs the questions "What are the value of ethics? Do ethics give structure to our lives? How do unethical acts affect you, especially by those who have no scruples? Or is it Whatever you can do, you will do, as long as no one is watching? And how prevalent do you think that line of thought is?"

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