http://www.saatchiart.com/lauraartist68 Title: Whispers of the Moonbloom Artist: Laura Bernardeschi NelsonMedium: Oil pastels on paperSize: 40 x 30 cm with mount (artwork visible approx. 20 x 30 cm)Finish: VarnishedPresentation: Mounted and enclosed in a clear protective sleeveSignature: Signed on both front and back by the artistOriginality: One-of-a-kind original Description:Whispers of the Moonbloom invites the viewer intoContinueContinue reading “Whispers of the Moonbloom: Enchanted Art by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson”
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Original Landscape Painting by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson
http://www.saatchiart.com/lauraartist68 Title: Fields of LightOriginal Painting by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson A vivid journey through memory and emotion, Fields of Light is an original landscape painting by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson that celebrates the radiant harmony of the Tuscan countryside. Executed in richly acrylics colours , this work presents a winding, dreamlike road that curves gently throughContinueContinue reading “Original Landscape Painting by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson”
Exploring ‘The Path Beyond Noise’ by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson
https://www.saatchiart.com/en-gb/studio/art/12703729/overview Title: The Path Beyond Noise (2025)Artist: Laura Bernardeschi NelsonMedium: Acrylic on canvasDimensions: 60 x 80 x 2 cmSigned: Front and reverse In The Path Beyond Noise, Laura Bernardeschi Nelson captures the serene depth of an autumnal woodland using acrylic paint layered to create rich texture, atmospheric shading, and vibrant depth. The vertical rhythm ofContinueContinue reading “Exploring ‘The Path Beyond Noise’ by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson”
The Unsung Heroes: Celebrating Library Attendants
This drawing by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson is a coloured pencil illustration on paper, depicting a library and its attendant at the reception desk. The artwork conveys a strong message about the undervaluation of certain jobs in society, particularly that of a library attendant. Technique The artist employs a simple, almost childlike illustrative style with boldContinueContinue reading “The Unsung Heroes: Celebrating Library Attendants”
Acrylic Painting of Mother Nature: Symbolism and Beauty
https://www.saatchiart.com/en-gb/studio/art/12627841/overview Laura B. Nelson’s The Tree of Mother Nature is a surrealistic representation of the profound connection between humanity and the natural world. The painting embodies the essence of Mother Nature as a life-giving force, blending feminine energy with the organic elements of a tree. This fusion symbolizes how deeply intertwined human existence is withContinueContinue reading “Acrylic Painting of Mother Nature: Symbolism and Beauty”
Reconnect with Nature: A Northumberland Treehouse Retreat
Last weekend, I found myself seeking something many of us often overlook—peace. I spent two nights and three days in a magical North Sea treehouse in the heart of Northumberland, surrounded only by trees and the quiet rhythm of nature. It was a journey to reconnect with the earth and rediscover a simpler, slower wayContinueContinue reading “Reconnect with Nature: A Northumberland Treehouse Retreat”
Interview on Artistcloseup
Feb 3 Laura Bernardeschi Nelson Laura Bernardeschi Nelson’s journey (known also as lauraartist68) is an artist whose work is both profound and transformative, reflecting a deep personal narrative intertwined with social consciousness and spiritual awakening. Through her evolving artistic practices, she has not only crafted a unique style but also used art as a formContinueContinue reading “Interview on Artistcloseup”
Why Livorno, Italy, Feels Stuck in the Past
Every time I decide to spend a few days in Livorno, my hometown in Tuscany, Italy, I am instantly overcome with intense, nuanced emotions. I realise right away how difficult it must be to strike a balance between the city’s historical charm and the present circumstances, as Livorno has undergone some challenging changes and thereContinueContinue reading “Why Livorno, Italy, Feels Stuck in the Past”
Crafting a Bead Curtain: From Charity Shop Finds to Unique Decor
A new project is starting to appear in my mind during the long winter nights. Building a bead curtain with your custom jewellery and treasures from the charity shops in Newcastle upon Tyne and Whitley Bay is such a joyful, creative process! It combines the thrill of discovery with the art of crafting something trulyContinueContinue reading “Crafting a Bead Curtain: From Charity Shop Finds to Unique Decor”
Living on a Narrowboat in London: Challenges and Realities
🚤 Life Afloat: My Journey Aboard Summer Place By Laura Bernardeschi Nelson When I decided to buy my narrowboat Summer Place, I was still living in London. At the time, it seemed like a smart and exciting decision — a budget-friendly way to create a stylish, unique home and escape the stress of urban living.ContinueContinue reading “Living on a Narrowboat in London: Challenges and Realities”
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