Exploring philosophy of the mind is at the core of Natalja Heybroek's contemporary artwork. The unexpected intrigue in the refined organic forms, has a tendency to connect with the viewer on an experiential level. The art is expressive and emergent, made with intricacy and a sense of movement, mirroring the constant flow of consciousness.

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Underlying her work are deliberate elemental concepts—often drawn from explorations of the senses, the unconscious, the constant movement in life, and the beliefs that shape human experience. These philosophical foundations intertwine with visual expression, reflecting her pursuit of a deeper understanding of the human mind.

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A self-taught Dutch artist with a degree in economics, Natalja is currently based in Paris. Her upbringing was in the international and creative environment of the Findhorn Foundation Community in rural Scotland; whilst being raised by Dutch parents. Her artistic lineage runs deep: her father was a poet, her great uncle the architect Pierre Cuypers was the creator of the Rijksmuseum, and her great grandparents were neighbours and friends of the Van Gogh family.

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