Sirje Petersen is a painter and lecturer. In her artistic practice, Petersen focuses on the subject of human being and humanity. When meeting the artist's paintings, the spectator encounters the reflections of man's inner world where the important part is played by colour as a means of expression. While removing all unnecessary details in her paintings and adding perceptible nuances of her personal experience, Petersen achieves the dimension in her work that is close to abstraction. At her current exposition, we as spectators enter the lit-up corners of human soul in order to get the vague idea of its hidden layers. This is the artist's cognitive journey in time. Sirje Petersen has actively participated in exhibitions since 1981. She has held more than 60 solo exhibitions and her artworks have been exhibited both in Estonia and abroad, from the Nordic countries to the Philippines and Port Louis, Mauritius in Africa. Sirje Petersen's artwork belongs to several art collections: Tartu Art Museum, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Library of the University of Tartu, Observatory of the University of Tartu, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, Pärnu Museum of New Art, Lüneburg Art Collection in Germany and numerous private collections around the world. Petersen was nominated for Kristjan Raud Art Award in 2021, for Konrad Mägi Art Award in 2019 and 2021 as well as received the Audience Award of the 19th Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Artists' Association in 2019. Since 2000 she has been working as an associate professor of painting in Pallas University of Applied Sciences in Tartu.

Sirje Petersen is a painter and lecturer. In her artistic practice, Petersen focuses on the subject of human being and humanity. When meeting the artist's paintings, the spectator encounters the reflections of man's inner world where the important part is played by colour as a means of expression. While removing all unnecessary details in her paintings and adding perceptible nuances of her personal experience, Petersen achieves the dimension in her work that is close to abstraction. At her current exposition, we as spectators enter the lit-up corners of human soul in order to get the vague idea of its hidden layers. This is the artist's cognitive journey in time. Sirje Petersen has actively participated in exhibitions since 1981. She has held more than 60 solo exhibitions and her artworks have been exhibited both in Estonia and abroad, from the Nordic countries to the Philippines and Port Louis, Mauritius in Africa. Sirje Petersen's artwork belongs to several art collections: Tartu Art Museum, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Library of the University of Tartu, Observatory of the University of Tartu, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, Pärnu Museum of New Art, Lüneburg Art Collection in Germany and numerous private collections around the world. Petersen was nominated for Kristjan Raud Art Award in 2021, for Konrad Mägi Art Award in 2019 and 2021 as well as received the Audience Award of the 19th Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Artists' Association in 2019. Since 2000 she has been working as an associate professor of painting in Pallas University of Applied Sciences in Tartu.

Sirje Petersen is a painter and lecturer. In her artistic practice, Petersen focuses on the subject of human being and humanity. When meeting the artist's paintings, the spectator encounters the reflections of man's inner world where the important part is played by colour as a means of expression. While removing all unnecessary details in her paintings and adding perceptible nuances of her personal experience, Petersen achieves the dimension in her work that is close to abstraction. At her current exposition, we as spectators enter the lit-up corners of human soul in order to get the vague idea of its hidden layers. This is the artist's cognitive journey in time. Sirje Petersen has actively participated in exhibitions since 1981. She has held more than 60 solo exhibitions and her artworks have been exhibited both in Estonia and abroad, from the Nordic countries to the Philippines and Port Louis, Mauritius in Africa. Sirje Petersen's artwork belongs to several art collections: Tartu Art Museum, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Library of the University of Tartu, Observatory of the University of Tartu, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, Pärnu Museum of New Art, Lüneburg Art Collection in Germany and numerous private collections around the world. Petersen was nominated for Kristjan Raud Art Award in 2021, for Konrad Mägi Art Award in 2019 and 2021 as well as received the Audience Award of the 19th Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Artists' Association in 2019. Since 2000 she has been working as an associate professor of painting in Pallas University of Applied Sciences in Tartu.

Sirje Petersen is a painter and lecturer. In her artistic practice, Petersen focuses on the subject of human being and humanity. When meeting the artist's paintings, the spectator encounters the reflections of man's inner world where the important part is played by colour as a means of expression. While removing all unnecessary details in her paintings and adding perceptible nuances of her personal experience, Petersen achieves the dimension in her work that is close to abstraction. At her current exposition, we as spectators enter the lit-up corners of human soul in order to get the vague idea of its hidden layers. This is the artist's cognitive journey in time. Sirje Petersen has actively participated in exhibitions since 1981. She has held more than 60 solo exhibitions and her artworks have been exhibited both in Estonia and abroad, from the Nordic countries to the Philippines and Port Louis, Mauritius in Africa. Sirje Petersen's artwork belongs to several art collections: Tartu Art Museum, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Library of the University of Tartu, Observatory of the University of Tartu, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, Pärnu Museum of New Art, Lüneburg Art Collection in Germany and numerous private collections around the world. Petersen was nominated for Kristjan Raud Art Award in 2021, for Konrad Mägi Art Award in 2019 and 2021 as well as received the Audience Award of the 19th Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Artists' Association in 2019. Since 2000 she has been working as an associate professor of painting in Pallas University of Applied Sciences in Tartu.

Sirje Petersen is a painter and lecturer. In her artistic practice, Petersen focuses on the subject of human being and humanity. When meeting the artist's paintings, the spectator encounters the reflections of man's inner world where the important part is played by colour as a means of expression. While removing all unnecessary details in her paintings and adding perceptible nuances of her personal experience, Petersen achieves the dimension in her work that is close to abstraction. At her current exposition, we as spectators enter the lit-up corners of human soul in order to get the vague idea of its hidden layers. This is the artist's cognitive journey in time. Sirje Petersen has actively participated in exhibitions since 1981. She has held more than 60 solo exhibitions and her artworks have been exhibited both in Estonia and abroad, from the Nordic countries to the Philippines and Port Louis, Mauritius in Africa. Sirje Petersen's artwork belongs to several art collections: Tartu Art Museum, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Library of the University of Tartu, Observatory of the University of Tartu, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, Pärnu Museum of New Art, Lüneburg Art Collection in Germany and numerous private collections around the world. Petersen was nominated for Kristjan Raud Art Award in 2021, for Konrad Mägi Art Award in 2019 and 2021 as well as received the Audience Award of the 19th Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Artists' Association in 2019. Since 2000 she has been working as an associate professor of painting in Pallas University of Applied Sciences in Tartu.

Sirje Petersen is a painter and lecturer. In her artistic practice, Petersen focuses on the subject of human being and humanity. When meeting the artist's paintings, the spectator encounters the reflections of man's inner world where the important part is played by colour as a means of expression. While removing all unnecessary details in her paintings and adding perceptible nuances of her personal experience, Petersen achieves the dimension in her work that is close to abstraction. At her current exposition, we as spectators enter the lit-up corners of human soul in order to get the vague idea of its hidden layers. This is the artist's cognitive journey in time. Sirje Petersen has actively participated in exhibitions since 1981. She has held more than 60 solo exhibitions and her artworks have been exhibited both in Estonia and abroad, from the Nordic countries to the Philippines and Port Louis, Mauritius in Africa. Sirje Petersen's artwork belongs to several art collections: Tartu Art Museum, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Library of the University of Tartu, Observatory of the University of Tartu, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, Pärnu Museum of New Art, Lüneburg Art Collection in Germany and numerous private collections around the world. Petersen was nominated for Kristjan Raud Art Award in 2021, for Konrad Mägi Art Award in 2019 and 2021 as well as received the Audience Award of the 19th Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Artists' Association in 2019. Since 2000 she has been working as an associate professor of painting in Pallas University of Applied Sciences in Tartu.

Sirje Petersen is a painter and lecturer. In her artistic practice, Petersen focuses on the subject of human being and humanity. When meeting the artist's paintings, the spectator encounters the reflections of man's inner world where the important part is played by colour as a means of expression. While removing all unnecessary details in her paintings and adding perceptible nuances of her personal experience, Petersen achieves the dimension in her work that is close to abstraction. At her current exposition, we as spectators enter the lit-up corners of human soul in order to get the vague idea of its hidden layers. This is the artist's cognitive journey in time. Sirje Petersen has actively participated in exhibitions since 1981. She has held more than 60 solo exhibitions and her artworks have been exhibited both in Estonia and abroad, from the Nordic countries to the Philippines and Port Louis, Mauritius in Africa. Sirje Petersen's artwork belongs to several art collections: Tartu Art Museum, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Library of the University of Tartu, Observatory of the University of Tartu, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, Pärnu Museum of New Art, Lüneburg Art Collection in Germany and numerous private collections around the world. Petersen was nominated for Kristjan Raud Art Award in 2021, for Konrad Mägi Art Award in 2019 and 2021 as well as received the Audience Award of the 19th Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Artists' Association in 2019. Since 2000 she has been working as an associate professor of painting in Pallas University of Applied Sciences in Tartu.

Sirje Petersen is a painter and lecturer. In her artistic practice, Petersen focuses on the subject of human being and humanity. When meeting the artist's paintings, the spectator encounters the reflections of man's inner world where the important part is played by colour as a means of expression. While removing all unnecessary details in her paintings and adding perceptible nuances of her personal experience, Petersen achieves the dimension in her work that is close to abstraction. At her current exposition, we as spectators enter the lit-up corners of human soul in order to get the vague idea of its hidden layers. This is the artist's cognitive journey in time. Sirje Petersen has actively participated in exhibitions since 1981. She has held more than 60 solo exhibitions and her artworks have been exhibited both in Estonia and abroad, from the Nordic countries to the Philippines and Port Louis, Mauritius in Africa. Sirje Petersen's artwork belongs to several art collections: Tartu Art Museum, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Library of the University of Tartu, Observatory of the University of Tartu, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, Pärnu Museum of New Art, Lüneburg Art Collection in Germany and numerous private collections around the world. Petersen was nominated for Kristjan Raud Art Award in 2021, for Konrad Mägi Art Award in 2019 and 2021 as well as received the Audience Award of the 19th Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Artists' Association in 2019. Since 2000 she has been working as an associate professor of painting in Pallas University of Applied Sciences in Tartu.

Sirje Petersen is a painter and lecturer. In her artistic practice, Petersen focuses on the subject of human being and humanity. When meeting the artist's paintings, the spectator encounters the reflections of man's inner world where the important part is played by colour as a means of expression. While removing all unnecessary details in her paintings and adding perceptible nuances of her personal experience, Petersen achieves the dimension in her work that is close to abstraction. At her current exposition, we as spectators enter the lit-up corners of human soul in order to get the vague idea of its hidden layers. This is the artist's cognitive journey in time. Sirje Petersen has actively participated in exhibitions since 1981. She has held more than 60 solo exhibitions and her artworks have been exhibited both in Estonia and abroad, from the Nordic countries to the Philippines and Port Louis, Mauritius in Africa. Sirje Petersen's artwork belongs to several art collections: Tartu Art Museum, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Library of the University of Tartu, Observatory of the University of Tartu, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, Pärnu Museum of New Art, Lüneburg Art Collection in Germany and numerous private collections around the world. Petersen was nominated for Kristjan Raud Art Award in 2021, for Konrad Mägi Art Award in 2019 and 2021 as well as received the Audience Award of the 19th Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Artists' Association in 2019. Since 2000 she has been working as an associate professor of painting in Pallas University of Applied Sciences in Tartu.

Sirje Petersen is a painter and lecturer. In her artistic practice, Petersen focuses on the subject of human being and humanity. When meeting the artist's paintings, the spectator encounters the reflections of man's inner world where the important part is played by colour as a means of expression. While removing all unnecessary details in her paintings and adding perceptible nuances of her personal experience, Petersen achieves the dimension in her work that is close to abstraction. At her current exposition, we as spectators enter the lit-up corners of human soul in order to get the vague idea of its hidden layers. This is the artist's cognitive journey in time. Sirje Petersen has actively participated in exhibitions since 1981. She has held more than 60 solo exhibitions and her artworks have been exhibited both in Estonia and abroad, from the Nordic countries to the Philippines and Port Louis, Mauritius in Africa. Sirje Petersen's artwork belongs to several art collections: Tartu Art Museum, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Library of the University of Tartu, Observatory of the University of Tartu, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, Pärnu Museum of New Art, Lüneburg Art Collection in Germany and numerous private collections around the world. Petersen was nominated for Kristjan Raud Art Award in 2021, for Konrad Mägi Art Award in 2019 and 2021 as well as received the Audience Award of the 19th Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Artists' Association in 2019. Since 2000 she has been working as an associate professor of painting in Pallas University of Applied Sciences in Tartu.

Sirje Petersen is a painter and lecturer. In her artistic practice, Petersen focuses on the subject of human being and humanity. When meeting the artist's paintings, the spectator encounters the reflections of man's inner world where the important part is played by colour as a means of expression. While removing all unnecessary details in her paintings and adding perceptible nuances of her personal experience, Petersen achieves the dimension in her work that is close to abstraction. At her current exposition, we as spectators enter the lit-up corners of human soul in order to get the vague idea of its hidden layers. This is the artist's cognitive journey in time. Sirje Petersen has actively participated in exhibitions since 1981. She has held more than 60 solo exhibitions and her artworks have been exhibited both in Estonia and abroad, from the Nordic countries to the Philippines and Port Louis, Mauritius in Africa. Sirje Petersen's artwork belongs to several art collections: Tartu Art Museum, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Library of the University of Tartu, Observatory of the University of Tartu, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, Pärnu Museum of New Art, Lüneburg Art Collection in Germany and numerous private collections around the world. Petersen was nominated for Kristjan Raud Art Award in 2021, for Konrad Mägi Art Award in 2019 and 2021 as well as received the Audience Award of the 19th Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Artists' Association in 2019. Since 2000 she has been working as an associate professor of painting in Pallas University of Applied Sciences in Tartu.

Sirje Petersen is a painter and lecturer. In her artistic practice, Petersen focuses on the subject of human being and humanity. When meeting the artist's paintings, the spectator encounters the reflections of man's inner world where the important part is played by colour as a means of expression. While removing all unnecessary details in her paintings and adding perceptible nuances of her personal experience, Petersen achieves the dimension in her work that is close to abstraction. At her current exposition, we as spectators enter the lit-up corners of human soul in order to get the vague idea of its hidden layers. This is the artist's cognitive journey in time. Sirje Petersen has actively participated in exhibitions since 1981. She has held more than 60 solo exhibitions and her artworks have been exhibited both in Estonia and abroad, from the Nordic countries to the Philippines and Port Louis, Mauritius in Africa. Sirje Petersen's artwork belongs to several art collections: Tartu Art Museum, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Library of the University of Tartu, Observatory of the University of Tartu, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, Pärnu Museum of New Art, Lüneburg Art Collection in Germany and numerous private collections around the world. Petersen was nominated for Kristjan Raud Art Award in 2021, for Konrad Mägi Art Award in 2019 and 2021 as well as received the Audience Award of the 19th Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Artists' Association in 2019. Since 2000 she has been working as an associate professor of painting in Pallas University of Applied Sciences in Tartu.

Sirje Petersen is a painter and lecturer. In her artistic practice, Petersen focuses on the subject of human being and humanity. When meeting the artist's paintings, the spectator encounters the reflections of man's inner world where the important part is played by colour as a means of expression. While removing all unnecessary details in her paintings and adding perceptible nuances of her personal experience, Petersen achieves the dimension in her work that is close to abstraction. At her current exposition, we as spectators enter the lit-up corners of human soul in order to get the vague idea of its hidden layers. This is the artist's cognitive journey in time. Sirje Petersen has actively participated in exhibitions since 1981. She has held more than 60 solo exhibitions and her artworks have been exhibited both in Estonia and abroad, from the Nordic countries to the Philippines and Port Louis, Mauritius in Africa. Sirje Petersen's artwork belongs to several art collections: Tartu Art Museum, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Library of the University of Tartu, Observatory of the University of Tartu, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, Pärnu Museum of New Art, Lüneburg Art Collection in Germany and numerous private collections around the world. Petersen was nominated for Kristjan Raud Art Award in 2021, for Konrad Mägi Art Award in 2019 and 2021 as well as received the Audience Award of the 19th Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Artists' Association in 2019. Since 2000 she has been working as an associate professor of painting in Pallas University of Applied Sciences in Tartu.

Sirje Petersen is a painter and lecturer. In her artistic practice, Petersen focuses on the subject of human being and humanity. When meeting the artist's paintings, the spectator encounters the reflections of man's inner world where the important part is played by colour as a means of expression. While removing all unnecessary details in her paintings and adding perceptible nuances of her personal experience, Petersen achieves the dimension in her work that is close to abstraction. At her current exposition, we as spectators enter the lit-up corners of human soul in order to get the vague idea of its hidden layers. This is the artist's cognitive journey in time. Sirje Petersen has actively participated in exhibitions since 1981. She has held more than 60 solo exhibitions and her artworks have been exhibited both in Estonia and abroad, from the Nordic countries to the Philippines and Port Louis, Mauritius in Africa. Sirje Petersen's artwork belongs to several art collections: Tartu Art Museum, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Library of the University of Tartu, Observatory of the University of Tartu, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, Pärnu Museum of New Art, Lüneburg Art Collection in Germany and numerous private collections around the world. Petersen was nominated for Kristjan Raud Art Award in 2021, for Konrad Mägi Art Award in 2019 and 2021 as well as received the Audience Award of the 19th Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Artists' Association in 2019. Since 2000 she has been working as an associate professor of painting in Pallas University of Applied Sciences in Tartu.

Sirje Petersen is a painter and lecturer. In her artistic practice, Petersen focuses on the subject of human being and humanity. When meeting the artist's paintings, the spectator encounters the reflections of man's inner world where the important part is played by colour as a means of expression. While removing all unnecessary details in her paintings and adding perceptible nuances of her personal experience, Petersen achieves the dimension in her work that is close to abstraction. At her current exposition, we as spectators enter the lit-up corners of human soul in order to get the vague idea of its hidden layers. This is the artist's cognitive journey in time. Sirje Petersen has actively participated in exhibitions since 1981. She has held more than 60 solo exhibitions and her artworks have been exhibited both in Estonia and abroad, from the Nordic countries to the Philippines and Port Louis, Mauritius in Africa. Sirje Petersen's artwork belongs to several art collections: Tartu Art Museum, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Library of the University of Tartu, Observatory of the University of Tartu, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, Pärnu Museum of New Art, Lüneburg Art Collection in Germany and numerous private collections around the world. Petersen was nominated for Kristjan Raud Art Award in 2021, for Konrad Mägi Art Award in 2019 and 2021 as well as received the Audience Award of the 19th Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Artists' Association in 2019. Since 2000 she has been working as an associate professor of painting in Pallas University of Applied Sciences in Tartu.

Sirje Petersen is a painter and lecturer. In her artistic practice, Petersen focuses on the subject of human being and humanity. When meeting the artist's paintings, the spectator encounters the reflections of man's inner world where the important part is played by colour as a means of expression. While removing all unnecessary details in her paintings and adding perceptible nuances of her personal experience, Petersen achieves the dimension in her work that is close to abstraction. At her current exposition, we as spectators enter the lit-up corners of human soul in order to get the vague idea of its hidden layers. This is the artist's cognitive journey in time. Sirje Petersen has actively participated in exhibitions since 1981. She has held more than 60 solo exhibitions and her artworks have been exhibited both in Estonia and abroad, from the Nordic countries to the Philippines and Port Louis, Mauritius in Africa. Sirje Petersen's artwork belongs to several art collections: Tartu Art Museum, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Library of the University of Tartu, Observatory of the University of Tartu, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, Pärnu Museum of New Art, Lüneburg Art Collection in Germany and numerous private collections around the world. Petersen was nominated for Kristjan Raud Art Award in 2021, for Konrad Mägi Art Award in 2019 and 2021 as well as received the Audience Award of the 19th Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Artists' Association in 2019. Since 2000 she has been working as an associate professor of painting in Pallas University of Applied Sciences in Tartu.

Sirje Petersen is a painter and lecturer. In her artistic practice, Petersen focuses on the subject of human being and humanity. When meeting the artist's paintings, the spectator encounters the reflections of man's inner world where the important part is played by colour as a means of expression. While removing all unnecessary details in her paintings and adding perceptible nuances of her personal experience, Petersen achieves the dimension in her work that is close to abstraction. At her current exposition, we as spectators enter the lit-up corners of human soul in order to get the vague idea of its hidden layers. This is the artist's cognitive journey in time. Sirje Petersen has actively participated in exhibitions since 1981. She has held more than 60 solo exhibitions and her artworks have been exhibited both in Estonia and abroad, from the Nordic countries to the Philippines and Port Louis, Mauritius in Africa. Sirje Petersen's artwork belongs to several art collections: Tartu Art Museum, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Library of the University of Tartu, Observatory of the University of Tartu, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, Pärnu Museum of New Art, Lüneburg Art Collection in Germany and numerous private collections around the world. Petersen was nominated for Kristjan Raud Art Award in 2021, for Konrad Mägi Art Award in 2019 and 2021 as well as received the Audience Award of the 19th Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Artists' Association in 2019. Since 2000 she has been working as an associate professor of painting in Pallas University of Applied Sciences in Tartu.

Sirje Petersen is a painter and lecturer. In her artistic practice, Petersen focuses on the subject of human being and humanity. When meeting the artist's paintings, the spectator encounters the reflections of man's inner world where the important part is played by colour as a means of expression. While removing all unnecessary details in her paintings and adding perceptible nuances of her personal experience, Petersen achieves the dimension in her work that is close to abstraction. At her current exposition, we as spectators enter the lit-up corners of human soul in order to get the vague idea of its hidden layers. This is the artist's cognitive journey in time. Sirje Petersen has actively participated in exhibitions since 1981. She has held more than 60 solo exhibitions and her artworks have been exhibited both in Estonia and abroad, from the Nordic countries to the Philippines and Port Louis, Mauritius in Africa. Sirje Petersen's artwork belongs to several art collections: Tartu Art Museum, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Library of the University of Tartu, Observatory of the University of Tartu, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, Pärnu Museum of New Art, Lüneburg Art Collection in Germany and numerous private collections around the world. Petersen was nominated for Kristjan Raud Art Award in 2021, for Konrad Mägi Art Award in 2019 and 2021 as well as received the Audience Award of the 19th Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Artists' Association in 2019. Since 2000 she has been working as an associate professor of painting in Pallas University of Applied Sciences in Tartu.

Sirje Petersen is a painter and lecturer. In her artistic practice, Petersen focuses on the subject of human being and humanity. When meeting the artist's paintings, the spectator encounters the reflections of man's inner world where the important part is played by colour as a means of expression. While removing all unnecessary details in her paintings and adding perceptible nuances of her personal experience, Petersen achieves the dimension in her work that is close to abstraction. At her current exposition, we as spectators enter the lit-up corners of human soul in order to get the vague idea of its hidden layers. This is the artist's cognitive journey in time. Sirje Petersen has actively participated in exhibitions since 1981. She has held more than 60 solo exhibitions and her artworks have been exhibited both in Estonia and abroad, from the Nordic countries to the Philippines and Port Louis, Mauritius in Africa. Sirje Petersen's artwork belongs to several art collections: Tartu Art Museum, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Library of the University of Tartu, Observatory of the University of Tartu, Supreme Court of the Republic of Estonia, Pärnu Museum of New Art, Lüneburg Art Collection in Germany and numerous private collections around the world. Petersen was nominated for Kristjan Raud Art Award in 2021, for Konrad Mägi Art Award in 2019 and 2021 as well as received the Audience Award of the 19th Annual Exhibition of the Estonian Artists' Association in 2019. Since 2000 she has been working as an associate professor of painting in Pallas University of Applied Sciences in Tartu.