Nawel combine la peinture classique réaliste avec le langage contemporain de la pop culture et la photographie. Son style formé par une compréhension intime de l'industrie de la mode apporte une certaine honnêteté à ses images. Les peintures à l’huile réalistes de Nawel capturent parfaitement les modèles que l’artiste souhaite représenter, exprimant une sensibilité dans leurs visages. Nawel offre aux spectateurs un regard intérieur sur l'industrie de la mode en représentant des modèles romantiques parés, mais isolés. Née à Paris, l'industrie de la mode conduit Nawel à Tokyo en passant par Milan dans sa vie professionnelle. Bien que Nawel a travaillé dans la couture pendant plus de 10 ans, elle a continué à peindre pendant tout ce temps, inspirée par sa formation aux Arts Appliqués de Paris. Nawel combines classical realist painting with contemporary Pop language and photography. The care taken in her trained hand along with an intimate understanding of the fashion industry brings a certain honesty to her paintings. Nawel's realist oil paintings perfectly capture the figures the artist intends to depict, expressing sentimentality in the model's visage. Nawel offers the viewer an inside-look at the fashion industry by representing models romantically adorned, but isolated. It is Nawel's unique background as an illustrator, designer and artist that has informed her distinctive style of painting. Born in Paris, the fashion industry led Nawel to Tokyo via Milan in her professional life. Although Nawel worked in couture for a decade, she continued painting during that time, inspired by her formal training at Les arts appliques in Paris. Nawel has collaborated with: Vogue, Numero, Citizen K, L'Officiel, Mi(x)te, Spoon, Jalouse, Le Figaro, Cosmo Girl, BlackBook, Composite Magazine, Flair, Io Donna, GQ, Sleek and commissions for Levis, Nike, and Hermès. Her mentors include: Guy Laroche's house of couture, and stylist/costume designers Martin Margiela and Fifi Chachnil. Fine art exhibitions include: La B.A.N.K gallery in Paris, France; Le Bon Marche in Paris, France; and Christies in Amsterdam, The Netherlands as well Nawel's work has been featured in museum/gallery exhibits in Tokyo, Japan; Berlin, Germany and many other venues throughout the world. Texte: Michele Mariaud, Living with Art gallery, NY.
