Natalya Nova is an award winning artist, photographer, painter, writer and filmmaker. Using multiple mediums she creates work that is authentic and thought provoking. She explores the realms between dreams and reality looking for beauty and meaning in the myths and metaphors of our shared experience. She admires resilience and freedom of expression.
Nova’s work has been exhibited throughout the US and Europe, including Miami Art Basel, Paris Photo & AIPAD, as well as Salon Art + Design at the NYC Park Avenue Armory. Her series “Darling” won the 1st Prize at the International Photography Awards in the professional category Fine Art, Portrait in 2022 and was chosen for the “Best of Show” exhibition to travel from New York City to Greece, Hungary, Norway, Italy and Iran in 2023.
Natalya Nova is represented by Throckmorton Fine Art Gallery in New York.
“I was swimming in dangerous but beautiful waters. A fish passed by, I’ve never seen a fish like that before.
It could swallow me whole if only it opened its mouth full of teeth. I looked ahead of me, I saw mountains on the horizon,
and the colors and their reflection in the water were breathtaking. I wanted to take a picture when you called.”
Nova’s work has been exhibited throughout the US and Europe, including Miami Art Basel, Paris Photo & AIPAD, as well as Salon Art + Design at the NYC Park Avenue Armory. Her series “Darling” won the 1st Prize at the International Photography Awards in the professional category Fine Art, Portrait in 2022 and was chosen for the “Best of Show” exhibition to travel from New York City to Greece, Hungary, Norway, Italy and Iran in 2023.
Natalya Nova is represented by Throckmorton Fine Art Gallery in New York.
“I was swimming in dangerous but beautiful waters. A fish passed by, I’ve never seen a fish like that before.
It could swallow me whole if only it opened its mouth full of teeth. I looked ahead of me, I saw mountains on the horizon,
and the colors and their reflection in the water were breathtaking. I wanted to take a picture when you called.”