Artwork Collection

01 For Jurying Consideration

Obsessing over our relationships to domestic objects in a dissociating commodified world, I create psycho-active timeless spaces that signify both the presence and absence of the figure. Using large-scale paper, clashing tones, and vigorous marks, I express impulsive uneasiness. Bridging the gap between the imaginative and ‘real', I speculate on plasticity of reality and materialize a realm of dissociation.

Painting

Mom's Plastic Bags and Books

Portrait of Mom: first of a mother-daughter diptych.

Painting

The After-Party

You're the life of the party.

Painting

Coping and Hoarding No.2

Part of a triptych depicting hoarding through still life's; how the objects we collect come to represent our psychology but also stand in place for us. The bouquet is myself coping whilst the objects overwhelm with insufficiency.

Painting

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Turn that frown upside down.

Painting

Bad Luck

Life is a game of chance.

Work by

Natalie Wesselius

Multi-disciplinary

“Obsessing over our relationships to domestic objects in a dissociating commodified world, I create psycho-active timeless spaces that signify both the presence and absence of the figure. Using...” [More]