Dancing banksias Ed. 2 of 50

This botanical painting focusses on once-lush the flower of banksia at the end of its life's passage, brought to life with the vibrant inks and acrylic paints. In the intricate rendering of a desiccated Banksia pod, its once-lush form now echoes the passage of time, a tapestry of nature's resilience revealed in the delicate intricacy of skeletal spikes.The artwork celebrates the fascinating detail of the plant.

The print comes complete with a white border printed to A1 size, facilitating effortless framing within a standard A1 poster frame (frame not included). The internal dimensions of the artwork, excluding the border are 47x74 cm.

For those with a penchant for grandeur, bespoke orders for larger sizes can easily be accommodated—prospective patrons are encouraged to engage in a conversation with the artist.

This creation is part of a series comprising six companions. Together, these pieces form an exquisite collection that beckons connoisseurs to immerse themselves in the enchanting realm of botanical flowers.

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Natalya’s art draws inspiration from the world around her. She is attracted to exploring form and colour, and the infinite transformation of the subject matter brought about by different light settings and the viewing frame.
Natalya strives to capture the energy of nature and the experiences that come from immersion within it. Natalya uses objects found in nature to apply colour: twigs, leaves, branches and dried protea anthers. This enhances the painting process by creating unexpected shapes and linework, not readily achieved by pen or brush.

Natalya has a dynamic style, abound with colour. She seeks to find an emotional landscape of form taking the viewer beyond the simple description of her subject matter. She paints representative, abstracted and abstract work, often inspired by nature, and uses a variety of mediums.