Natalie Collette Wood

Elliptical Star
2014, 29” x 31” x 15”, Steel, Aluminum, Wood, Glitter, and Glass Beads

Galaxy Dust Steel
2014, Steel, Plastic, Found Objects, Wood, Silicone, and Glass Beads, 15” x 22” x 21”

Green Life System
2013, Steel, Plastic, Found Objects, Wood, Silicone, and Glass Beads, 39” x 28” x 21”

Blue Dream Acrylic
2014, Acrylic, Bleach, Enamel, and Spray-paint on Canvas, 60” x 60”

Interstellar Love Leftovers
2014, Acrylic, Leather on Canvas, 24” x 24”

Photo Credit: Cinnamon Willis
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Email: nataliecwood@gmail.com

Artist Bio

In her painting, Robotic Leftovers of Chaotic Love Wars, Wood shows us the smoldering aftermath of some exotic explosion with fires, dirt, and grime. There may even be some birds flying out of an elusive tavern of hell. She straps us in with cutting geometric lines and then she lets us fall into a dark smoldering pit. Wood uses a number of medias such as acrylic, gouache, ink, pastel, charcoal, graphite, colored pencils, and marker which creates a world of unique character and charm.

Woods’ sculptures are like mythical creatures or submarine life forms with clear geometries and free form appendages in equal number. Created from objects the artist discovered in the streets of Berlin, her part time home, the work is built from the PVC legacies of our civilization. – James Horner, Manhatten Fine Arts Examiner
Other links for Natalie Collette Wood:
White Hot Magazine: http://whitehotmagazine.com/articles/natalie-colette-wood-interview/3085

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