Laura Bernardeschi Nelson’s 2026 mixed media artwork, “Taming the Inner Dragon,” captures emotional resilience through a vibrant sea serpent emerging from blue textures. The framed piece (45 x 35 cm) symbolizes inner strength and the guardian role of our subconscious, merging dynamic imagery with personal introspection. It is signed and ready to hang.
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Wired Wilderness
“Wired Wilderness” by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson is a 2026 oil pastel artwork (45 x 35 cm) that explores the irony of seeking escape in a digital age. Depicting a punk figure on a pier against a vivid landscape, it contrasts natural freedom with an invisible digital grid, questioning true independence.
The Enchanted Tree at Sunset
by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson Medium: Oil Pastels on Paper (Varnished) Dimensions: 45 x 35 cm (Framed) Year: 2026 Features: Signed on front and back Condition: Original artwork, framed and ready to hang Description: A spellbinding, evocative twilight landscape that transforms a quiet moment into a magical visual journey. The Enchanted Tree at Sunset captures theContinueContinue reading “The Enchanted Tree at Sunset”
Trapped in the Grid of Energy
In “Trapped in the Grid of Energy” (2026), Laura Bernardeschi Nelson captures the conflict between nature and human infrastructure through vibrant oil pastels. The artwork portrays a surreal landscape of energy lines, where silhouetted birds embody the struggle for freedom amid powerful, invisible forces. This piece invites reflection on our modern environment.
Bound by the Grid
In Bound by the Grid (2026) by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson is a surrealist artwork exploring humanity’s connection to technology. Set against a backdrop of ancient huts and a cosmic craft, it highlights technology’s longstanding influence, suggesting it has shaped human existence since prehistoric times. The piece utilizes soft pastels to enhance its philosophical themes.
Inside the Grey Reign Artwork
Laura Bernardeschi Nelson’s artwork, created with oil pastels and colored pencils in 2026, explores dystopian themes from her book “Inside the Grey Reign.” Featuring a watchful enforcer in a monotone landscape, the piece critiques bureaucracy. Its rich textures and subtle color hints convey a struggle for individuality amidst oppressive control.