My Story

Natalie Will is an artist from Robertson, in the Southern Highlands, NSW. In 2021 Natalie became ill and had to medically retire from her former career. While she as always been artistic, moving to the Southern Highlands in 2022 inspired her to join The Bowral District Art Society and take lessons from teacher Tracey Miller. Art quickly began to take prominence in Natalie’s life and she has since gone on to be exhibited in the Best of City and Country Prize, Blue Square Prize, John Copes Watercolour Prize, The Waterbrooke Landscape Prize and The Agency Still Life Prize. Natalie has held solo exhibitions in regional NSW and in Sydney. She has collaborated with artists Rosie Deacon, Lousia De Haas and Lilly Cummins to produce several commissioned pieces for the Ngununggula Art Gallery. She is an active member of The Pop Up Project, an artist collective that helps to promote and create opportunities for artists to present their works to the public. Natalie’s works are held in private collections in Australia and overseas.

Natalie’s work is primarily about creating joy. While she is mostly known for her contemporary Australian landscapes she enjoys using a variety of mediums, techniques and subject matters. From acrylics to printing, ceramics to pastels. Her resonating theme is colour and descriptive mark making that create movement and illicit an emotional response from the observer.