Whale Tale Print

Natalia Chabadova, alias Natasha Art is a fine art artist, sound healer and art & music teacher based in Sydney, Australia. Explore her new collection called "Cenotes", inspired by her travels around Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. In her work, Natasha Art mainly responds to topics related to sub/consciousness, known and unknown things, and above all, to a bird's eye view of life. In recent years, she has been capturing in her work mainly the theme of water, the ocean and natural pools on the Australian coast, where she currently lives. The idea of ​​these views from above, water and waterfalls continues in the Cenote collection, which is inspired by her travels to exotic places in Mexico. This time, Natasha Art creates a kind of mystical world, where she depicts the beauty and mystery of these places in dreamlike abstracts and realistic forms. Natasha Art´ s Cenote collection evokes a magical impression of being lost in another time and almost stepping into prehistoric times with huge tropical trees and cathedral-like walls that lead to rays of sunlight and human hope. On the other hand, deep lakes and the occasional appearance of whales in the paintings reflect the ethereal essence of these places. The audience is invited by Natasha Art to explore the mysterious underground caves that, in her perspective, serve as entrances to our subconsciousness, places of dreams, manifestations and different levels of our beings. As we know, The Ancient Mayans had a strong connection with Cenotes and it is believed in the Mayan culture that they were a portals for conversations with the Gods. In these natural pools, caves, whales never occur under normal circumstances, Natasha Art thus creates dream places that offer space to explore different levels of human being and transition to other worlds, dimensions and leave the viewer room for their own interpretation and imagination. The feeling of freedom and liberation is captured in the movement of hanging vines, falling water from waterfalls and wandering whales, where the author draws inspiration from meditation, which she creates in her sound healing classes and art therapies. Most recently, the author also offers the viewer the opportunity to feel the painting online through a guided meditation. Read more about Natasha Art in Sydney´ s Neighbourhood Media magazine, Dee Why 2099 Join Natasha Art on both Instagram .missioner and website