Natalie Dyer
COMING SOON: Natalie is our March 2012 feature artist - her works will be on display from Thursday 8th March 2012. See our upcoming exhibitions page for details on the Thursday 8th March event and how to attend
Natalie Dyer paints with a genuine gift and has a unique ability to involve her audience as she depicts our everyday lives in a fresh and vibrant way. Natalie’s professionalism, diversity and storytelling found her much approval with art buyers and collectors from around the world, with her work hanging in a number of private collections. Through her work, Natalie seeks to give her viewers a little bit of “time out” to appreciate the little, but important things in life that can sometimes be overlooked. Her eclectic range and ability continues to produce an unusual diversity in her work that constantly moves from the contemporary to the traditional and a mix of genres somewhere in between. This she does with a grace and ease that flows ever so naturally. Natalie is not an artist that will ever know the meaning of the word stagnation. She is always thinking and experimenting in her studio with fresh new ideas that will continue to broaden her scope. Natalie remarks: “I really enjoy creating a bridge between the abstract and the realistic that says something about every-day life, so everybody can travel to any point along that bridge in their love of art and feel comfortable, finding something that draws them in.” The ever-so-popular “Women with Attitude” series continues to give viewers a smile, a giggle or a laugh as they frequently identify with images that depict what women love to do in today’s fast-paced life. Natalie, on the other hand also paints her delicate and ethereal “Soft Ladies” in shades of lavender that make you stop and reflect on a moment in time. Her contemporary “French Connection” series, inspired by her last trip to Paris and the connection she made with it, are full of texture and movement. On the other hand her “Country Bumpkins” series is another connection, but this time with her childhood captured on canvas – growing up in rural environments with animals, especially the family’s pet cows – which she and her siblings used to ride and play games with. And again in contrast are the tasteful figure studies and nudes that are executed in a more traditional style. » Enquire about availablity of works from this Artist
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