Lin Utzon is an artist born in Denmark, formal education in Sydney Australia, and Denmark. Now living in Mallorca Spain. Who grew up drawing on the walls of early modernist interiors designed by her father Jorn Utzon. She has become known for her large-scale ceramic artworks that cover huge architectural facades in Gothenburg, California, New York, Sydney, and Madrid, as well as her Mallorcan and Japanese inspired paintings and sculptures.

Lin Utzon has a deep connection with Mallorca, which in her words is a beautiful island with a rich culture and history, and with a magnificent nature. Nature has always been Lin Utzon's greatest source of inspiration and wonder. Lin Utzon by painting nature in black and white, in a cellular manner,and later by making sculptures in terra cotta also painted in black and white, Lin Utzon hope to make visible the essence of nature,the source from which everything comes including ourselves.

Lin Utzon's overall appreciation of the Japanese art form has inspired her work in painting and craftsmanship. Throughout Lin Utzon's work there is a progression from monumental architecture to changing scales that generate new visions from the individual to the collective. Utzon has had numerous solo exhibitions and her works have been shown in galleries and museums around the world; her career has been marked by a number of notable achievements, such as being selected for the Danish Pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2007. Utzon's creations also include costumes and sets for the Royal Danish Ballet.