Wisteria Print

Photographic artist Nadia Culph, skilfully manipulates & controls light. Her still life images are inspired by nature's curiosities & wonders. Keeping her composition simple, Nadia creates stunning photographs that aim to bring the intricate details of nature to the fore. They are a reminder to stop & smell the roses, to slow down & appreciate the little things. Adopting low-key photography as her technique, Nadia creates drama & mood using natural light to accentuate our beautiful botanicals making them the hero of the piece. Described as 'Chiaroscuro' - the use of strong contrasts between light & dark, she cites Mapplethorpe & Penn as her influences. ​Living in Melbourne's leafy suburbs, Nadia takes inspiration from her local surroundings with a strong focus on Australian native flora. Intrigued by unusual patterns, striking colour and bold contrasts, her clever use of diffused sunlight captures the unique design of her botanical subjects - everything from seasonal flowers & seed pods to tropical leaves & exotic feathers. With over 15 years experience in fine art photography, including 10 years in photographic printing, Nadia's images have made their way to homes & businesses around the globe.​ Nadia's artworks currently hang throughout Basscare Morgan Glen Iris & are now a part of the new refurbishment of Rydges Melbourne. March '23 saw the opening of the newly renovated Sandstones Capella Sydney, a large art consultancy project with The Artling featuring Nadia's artwork alongside many talented Australian artists. Her prints have been purchased for private collections & businesses globally, & for property styling & interior design projects in Australia & abroad. Nadia has also worked with international art consultants Peter Millard & Partners on large scale cruise line projects. She has most recently teamed up with Melbourne art wholesalers La Grolla, having had her work displayed at the '23 & '24 Decor and Design Show she has an extensive collection available in their showrooms throughout Australia. TLC Hallam currently hold a collection of over 30 of Nadia's limited edition pieces hanging throughout their healthcare centre, a project made possible through La Grolla. Her prints are also available through M+CO Living. Adelaide Agencies & Quin & Co. London art publishers Rosenstiels have also acquired Nadia's work with her first collection of images recently released through their global trade site & retail site - Prints & Fine Art.