Nicolette Nadimi

Nicolette is an artist captivated by the allure of simple line work, minimalism, and the delicate dance of balance in her creations. In her own words, “Sometimes the hardest thing is to do less—to know when to stop—a simple line or colour can totally change a piece.”

While her earlier focus centered predominantly on the human form, Nicolette has recently delved into the realms of still life and vegetation, with a particular fascination for the Monstera plant.

Drawing inspiration from the artistic mastery of Egon Schieles, Rene Gruau, Mark Rothko, Milton Avery, and the timeless elegance of Renaissance art, Nicolette’s work harmoniously intertwines simplicity and expression. Her artistic philosophy resonates with the belief that restraint can be as impactful as abundance, and each stroke of a simple line or colour holds the potential to transform an entire piece.