Preben is an autodidact Danish-American sculptor. He is inspired by and attracted to modern abstract sculptures and creates simple, organic, and somewhat figurative sculptures in stone and metal.
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From his boyhood home of Copenhagen, Preben would travel to the great European centers of culture, assisting in the family business of securing and transporting great works of art. This was the genesis of his passion and was not diminished throughout his nearly five decades as an engineer in the space/aviation industry. He lived in Denmark, Sweden, France, Germany, Switzerland, South America, and finally, the United States, where he developed the skills to create carving and metal form sculptures. His abstract renderings in stone reveal their otherwise hidden beauties as he follows the patterns and colors given to him by nature.







His sculptures have been shown in prestigious Exhibitions in Europe, including the "Salon d'Automne" in Paris, France, four times, the Italian Art Museum of Chian Ciano, and in the US, including three times in the Loveland Sculpture in the Park and the Art-Pic Gallery in North Hollywood.

His sculptures also appear in major movies, TV shows, commercials, and private collections in the US and Europe. "My Sculptures are created from imagination in a 3-dimensional free form, i.e., without drawings, models, or other aids. The stone's size, shape, and coloring guide my designs, which typically take 4-8 weeks and, in a few cases, up to a year or more to create," commented Preben.

Thus, each sculpture is a unique and abstract design. The Sculptures are created so that they can and should be observed from any and all angles, which means that there's no front, back, or sides, just a continuously varying experience of lines, curves, and shapes as one walks around or rotates them.