An artist whose work combines the depth of musical sound with the power of pictorial imagery.

Her way began with music: she graduated from the conservatory, having mastered the art of classical performance. But behind the piano keys and in the lines of the scores, Natalia felt more than just sounds — before her inner eye, music flashed with colours, rhythms and iridescent light. It was this profound sensation that led her to painting.

Immersing herself in the study of art history and musical aesthetics, Natalia has come a long way — from her first tentative sketches to mastering the most complex painting techniques. Oil, watercolour, pastel and original techniques — all of these became her language, through which she speaks of harmony and passion, of the breath of silence and the power of sound.

A striking example of how two art forms can merge into a single whole. Her creative style is recognisable: each painting seems to have a musical intonation. The lines acquire rhythm, the colours sound like chords, and the images evoke associations with melody.

Music, which Natalia has been involved with since childhood, became the basis of her artistic language. Her education gave her the ability not only to hear sounds, but also to translate them into visual images. Therefore, her canvases cannot be perceived only with the eyes — they awaken the inner ear, forcing one to ‘hear’ colours and ‘see’ melody.

Her art is a space of synthesis, where painting and music cease to be different forms of creativity. Natalia creates harmony in which every line becomes a note, every brushstroke a beat, and every painting a symphony written in colour.

An artist with a unique creative style, in which painting intertwines with music. Her works are filled with rhythm and melody, as if each line and colour resonates in unison with an inner harmony. Her love of music became the key to the formation of her artistic style: Natalia does not simply depict images, she conveys the mood, tempo and intonation familiar to anyone who has ever heard their favourite piece of music.

Her musical education helps her to feel more deeply and express her ideas more subtly. Thanks to this, her paintings can not only be seen, but also ‘heard’ — they evoke associations with chords, rhythms and sound transitions. Natalia combines two worlds of art, creating a unique space where music becomes painting and painting becomes music.