Natalie Cartwright is from Melbourne, Victoria is currently studying a Bachelor of Fine Arts and Visual Culture
(Curtin University) and is primarily self-taught, working in acrylics, pencil and pastel.
Natalie was drawn to the visual arts from childhood with visits to Melbourne galleries instrumental in shaping her desire to engage in creative expression.
Her influences and inspiration are drawn from multiple sources including: German Expressionism, art deco, 1950s atomic design, social realism, and Australian art from the 1930s and 1940s
Her work explores themes of metropolitan life, still life, and interiors complemented by strong colour and dynamic brush work.
Natalie has worked in a variety of occupations from manufacturing to government. She is currently based near the ACT.
Milestones
2017
• Work exhibited at the Montague Art and Craft Society Easter Exhibition
• Finalist entrant for the South Coast New South Wales River of Arts Art Prize.
2018
• Work exhibited at the Creative Arts Batemans Bay Arts and Craft Exhibition.
• Representation at The Gallery, Mogo, South Coast New South Wales.
2019
Awarded membership of the Curtin University Vice Chancellors List. The Vice Chancellors List comprises the top 1% of undergraduate students based on academic performance.