Flux Painting

Natalie is an artist working in the field of Abstract Neurorealism. Her art is not about what she sees—it’s about what she feels. She doesn’t create paintings in the traditional sense; they emerge through her, like waves of energy, emotions that cannot be contained. There was a time when this flow felt chaotic, overwhelming, almost unbearable. But now she knows: to keep her balance, she must paint. Every brushstroke is a moment captured, a hidden message, a vibration waiting to reach its recipient. She doesn’t attempt to explain her works. They are not about meaning; they are about sensation. Each painting has a specific receiver—someone it was meant for, even if that person doesn’t know it yet. Artist Statement (Philosophy of Art) I don’t create paintings—they create themselves through me. This is a flow that cannot be stopped, an energy that demands to be expressed. I don’t paint what I see—I paint what I feel. It can be a warm breeze or the trembling of anticipation, the tension before a storm or the lightness of release. These are the moments that live inside me, longing to be set free. My works are visual messages. I don’t know who they are meant for, but I know each piece has a destination. Sometimes the connection happens instantly, sometimes it takes time. But I believe that every stroke, every line, every drop of paint will find the one who feels it just as I did. This is why I paint. Because I simply cannot not paint. What is Abstract Neurorealism? It is an art form without rigid shapes, yet filled with pure emotional energy. Abstract Neurorealism is the flow of perception traveling through my neurons in the present moment, connecting body, mind, and movement. It is the immediate transmission of sensations, vibrations, and inner images, transforming into color and form in real-time. The realism in my work is not about depicting the external world—it is about capturing the inner world as it exists in that very second. Each painting is a reflection of what is happening within me at the precise moment of creation, expressed without filters or distortion. The term Abstract Neurorealism came to me just as my paintings do—suddenly, without warning, yet with absolute clarity. I don’t know where it came from, but I heard it, accepted it, and gave it to the world. This is Abstract Neurorealism—a language of intuition, energy, emotions, and flow.