Julie Greve Lindholm (b. 1977) is a contemporary Danish artist based in Copenhagen whose practice centers on painting and drawing from photographic sources and everyday imagery. Her work often explores human presence in natural settings and the subtle ways people relate to their surroundings — appearing to pause, reflect, or simply exist in quiet moments captured from life or stills.

Lindholm has shown her work in various Danish galleries, including moe.gallery, where she presented a series of oil-on-paper works portraying figures in nature, based on photos of people outdoors. These pieces reflect her interest in portraying intimate, often contemplative human figures against landscape backdrops, inviting viewers to consider shared experiences and silent narratives.

In addition to exhibiting, Lindholm’s artistic output has been recognized with support from Danish arts funding bodies, including a stipend for her project “Nærværets Anatomi” from Statens Kunstfond (Danish Arts Foundation), reflecting her continued engagement with themes of presence and perception.

Active on social platforms and connected with Copenhagen’s creative community, Lindholm’s ongoing work expands on figuration, environment, and the poetic interplay between image and memory — grounding her as a thoughtful voice in contemporary Danish painting.