Nathalie Theo’s art can be described as the infinite search for a beauty that is pure. Pure in the sense of being unconditional because it isn’t subject to prejudices or social expectations. A beauty that isn’t shaped by anything but the artists’ sensitivity. Abstract artworks with fragile as well as bold elements evolve and come together poetically. 

So, her works are her unique voice to what the artist calls “postmodern enlightenment”: The ability to unmask everyday injustices and structures without willing to build up new ones – so that one can find one’s true worth and true connections to others as well as the environment we live in. Her art is an invitation to the viewer to immerse into that world, where sensitivity, elegance and true humanity touch us. Just like the artists’ hands repeatedly touch the canvas. Which is why she mainly uses her pure hands during the painting process.