Nadine is a multi-disciplinary artist, with a practice that incorporates materials such as handmade paint, printmaking, and fused glass. Her studio is based in London and she has exhibited internationally.

Nadine finds inspiration through a transformed sense of touch in an increasingly digitalized world. The works serve as a commentary on the intersection of technology, gender, and human connection, and her imagery focuses on feminine forms delving into various aspects of the female experience. References are drawn from mythological figures such as Athena as well as social media, to create works that shed light on the complexities and nuances of female identity in the modern world.

Her work has been featured in various exhibitions, including "Nomenclature of Colour" at University College London, "Practice in Progress" at the NARS Foundation in New York, "Heads" at The Java Project in New York, and "Mothership" at the Bruton Art Factory.

She was shortlisted for The Jerwood Drawing Prize, The Beers Contemporary Prize and a finalist for the Threadneedle Art Prize. Her work has featured in Time Out, Living Etc and the BBC website.  She has completed many public and private commissions, including the Conran Group and most recently for London Graphic Centre London.

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