Even though Bo Worsoe was born and educated on the Danish island of Fyn, the soft and gentle issues have never dominated his paintings. They may well comprise elements of beauty, violence and danger at the same time.

Bo Worsoe can rightfully call himself an figurativ painter. He paints his deep feelings and dreams to the spectator without interpretation. It is up to the spectator himself to find his personal experience in the painting.

 Nature is his inexhaustible source of inspiration in close competition with woman. In the female body he discovers the erotic and the sensuous and the perfect shapes. The soft female curves are also reflected in the surrealistic landscapes where everything seems to merge into one big living organism.

 His selection of colors are nature’s own: the glowing yellow of fire and the red and orange together with the blue scale of water from the deepest dark black/blue to the finest light shades of blue.