Natalia Fabia’s latest work is a vibrant portrayal of “hookers at play”. For me it speaks of friendship, solidarity and a sense of belonging. The images in her work appear to be mostly of her friends, gal pals and soul mates. If you look at them long enough you can almost imagine their lives and circumstances. Their stories, unfinished but yet frozen in time by oil on canvas. Its beautiful and we thank Natalia for allowing us to feature her work on mindyourmind.
You can also try your hand at capturing a moment in your life through art, collage, photography or through the simple form of doodling. You’d be surprised where it might lead you! Check out her portfolio.
Biography of Natalia by Miss Jane Hook
The art of Natalia Fabia is academic and painterly yet new-age and narrative. She collages many things into her work, such as old 50’s wallpaper, beer and liquor labels, old punk flyers, little kid drawings, jewels and anything she finds on the street or in her studio. Her paintings are very colorful and lively and there are always hidden treasures to find in their backgrounds. Natalia Fabia is of Polish decent, even though her name is Italian. Her best friend in the world is her father Andrew Fabia, also an artist and reproduces antiques. Natalia loves to paint people and is influenced by COLORS, punk rock music, hot chicks and anything that sparkles. Her fascination with hookers ( of all kinds) is what fuels the many paintings she does of sultry women in surroundings and alone. She is influenced by artists like Toulose Latrec, Degas, Sargant, Steve Assael, Michael Hussar, and more. Favors doing gallery work and portraiture but also does design work and illustration. She also has a company called Siamese Hooker with her partner, artist/designer Alison Casson. Siamese Hooker is a clothing, jewelery line and many other things. It is sold on line and at some stores.
