"All of my work is rooted in inner liberation : the act of breaking through internal constraints to access raw, emotional, and embodied expression through process, materials, and mark-making, as well as through speaking, writing, teaching, and guiding.
My work lives at the threshold between inner experiences and outward expressions, where sensitivity, emotion, and energy take form. I work with what is often unseen felt, carried, and held beneath the surface allowing it to emerge through gesture, material, and presence.
Sensitivity is not secondary in this process; it is the intelligence that leads. Emotion is not something to resolve, but something to move with and give form to. My intention is to return feeling to the center, to create work and spaces where emotional depth, awareness, and human complexity are not only acknowledged, but fully lived." @natalie.dadamio.art
UnBounded Collection
“In the act of making, I move beyond. Each mark, a breath, each tear a remembering. I paint to trace what’s changing inside me, following the rips and torn edges that still whisper memories. The process reveals what the soul already knows; that creation itself is a passage into the all, where boundaries dissolve and everything belongs.” — Natalie Dadamio
TRANSMISSIONS OF LIGHT
DRAWING WALL INSTALLATION
12” x 9” Mixed Media on Paper
TRANSMISSIONS OF LIGHT
A nod to recalling and remembering the spiritual in art, ‘Transmissions of
Light’ is a drawing wall created through an energetic process that channels
and responds to the unseen. Rooted in the spiritual and guided by an
intuitive process, each mark becomes more than a line. It is a transmission,
a flicker of spirit, an echo of light. Rooted in abstraction, this work reclaims
drawing as a vessel for the unseen—where the hand channels light, and the act becomes a quiet invocation for something greater.
FLAWS & FRAGMENTS
DRAWING/COLLAGE WALL INSTALLATION
9” x 6” Mixed Media Mounted To Paper
Flaws & Fragments is a collection of drawing-collages made from
scraps, painterly off cuts, gestural remnants, and discarded pieces. Each
composition serves as an act of rebellion, quietly reminding us that what
doesn’t quite fit can still belong. The work shows that beauty often arises
from happy accidents, spontaneous moments, and mistakes, what one
person may discard or overlook can be cherished and loved by another.
Through the reassembly of scraps, new images emerge, reminding us that
beauty can be found in even the most unexpected places.
