das liebe Flüstern der Erinnerungsrhythmen (the kind whispering of the memory-rhythms) Painting

Nadja is currently on the Turps Banana Studio Painting Programme. Her paintings, drawings and prints are featured regularly in exhibitions in the UK and internationally. She has appeared on Resonance FM, the London South Bank’s arts radio station to talk about the influence of music on her art. Recent exhibitions include: Turps Studio Programme, Bermondsey Art Project Space, London; ‘the river where you set your foot just now is gone’, Ravenscourt Park Glasshouses, London; ‘Maps, Myths and Monsters’, Sheerness; ‘upcycled’, Ravenscourt Park Glasshouses, London; ‘Art Hub Print Open’, London; ‘Teknesyn’, Alcala La Real, Spain; 'From Here & There. Drawings from Colorado and Wales'. Clara Hatton Gallery, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO. USA; ‘Off the Ground’ with Rowen Arts Project, Islington, London; ‘Resonance’ at Ark Centre in Basingstoke; ‘Drawing 2012’ and ‘Drawing ‘13’ at Swiss Art Space in Lausanne. Her work is included in private collections in the UK, USA, Switzerland and Hungary. Her drawings have been featured in two publication on contemporary drawing published by Swiss Art Space to accompany the above mentioned exhibitions and is featured in Helen Birch's ‘Just add Watercolour’, published by RotoVision. Nadja won a prize for printmaking at Art Hub Print Open, 2015. Before moving into painting Nadja was a composer. She gained a doctorate from the Royal College of Music, won the prestigious Mendelssohn Scholarship, her music has been performed in the UK, Germany, France, Switzerland and the USA by leading performers, including the Arditti String Quartet, and was heard on BBC Radio 3 as well as USA radio stations. Upcoming Exhibition: ING Discerning Eye, Mall Galleries, The Mall, London SW1, 17 – 27 November 2016