Natalie Christensen

“pale semblance” | archival pigment print mounted to aluminum dibond with satin laminate | Dimensions Variable

Santa Fe, New Mexico photographer Natalie Christensen’s enchanting focus is on banal peripheral settings. Influenced by 25 years as a psychotherapist, her photos favor psychological metaphors. She deconstructs to color fields, geometry and shadow. “Sometimes I get a glimpse of the sublime in these ordinary places.”

Christensen has exhibited in the U.S. and internationally, and recently was a guest of the United Arab Emirates Embassy for the UAE Architecture Delegation. She led photography workshops at The Royal Photographic Society, London and Meow Wolf, Santa Fe and participated in site-specific projects in the U.S and U.K.

The recipient of several prestigious photography awards, Christensen’s work is in the permanent collections of the Fort Wayne Museum of Art, Indiana and the University of Texas, Tyler. Her photography has been featured in noted fine art publications.

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pool ladder in lane 3

“pool ladder in lane 3”
archival natural pigment prints on Italian cotton rag
Dimensions vary

untitled - window with cloud

“untitled – window with cloud”
archival natural pigment prints on Italian cotton rag
Dimensions vary

open to new ideas

“open to new ideas”
archival natural pigment prints on Italian cotton rag
Dimensions vary