Yesterday , 11 December 2025 , I clicked “publish” on Amazon and sent my newest book into the world: Aging Earth, Aging Self. I feel equal parts proud, nervous, and wildly curious about where it will land—because this book is not only about climate change and not only about aging. It’s about the strange, honestContinueContinue reading “Aging Self”
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Underwater
Laura Bernardeschi Nelson’s artwork “What Remains After the Flood” addresses climate change through a mixed-media canvas, utilizing found materials like sand, seaweed, and plastic. This piece symbolizes ecological distress, depicting a submerged city and ancestral creatures, inviting viewers to contemplate environmental urgency and humanity’s fragile relationship with nature.
The Last Bloom
The Last Bloom Oil pastel on paper, 45 × 35 cm—framed, signed, varnishedArtist: Laura Bernardeschi Nelson Price £890 The Last Bloom portrays a deeply evocative moment set within a dark, transforming forest. In the centre of a glowing passage of yellow light, a young girl offers a single flower to an elder figure—two silhouettes meetingContinueContinue reading “The Last Bloom”
‘Clouds in the Sky’ by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson
“Clouds in the Sky” by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson is an oil pastel artwork capturing the interplay between land and sky through vibrant hues. Featuring a serene landscape, it invites viewers to experience the moment before change, encapsulating a sense of stillness and transformation, emphasizing the beauty of light and air.
Dramatic Expressionism with Laura Bernardeschi Nelson
For sale Title: Winter LightsArtist: Laura Bernardeschi NelsonMedium: Oil Pastels on PaperDimensions: 45 x 35 cm (Framed)Finish: Varnished and Signed Front & BackPrice: $350 USD Description: A soft snowfall, a quiet city, and golden lights twinkling among bare winter trees — Winter Lights by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson captures the gentle beauty of urban life inContinueContinue reading “Dramatic Expressionism with Laura Bernardeschi Nelson”
The Lingerie Show in Newcastle Upon Tyne
by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson I live in Wideopen. Beautiful name, peaceful village… or it should be. But Wideopen is also the perfect description of my neighbour’s washing line. Every single day, her garden becomes an open-air lingerie museum. Grey pants, sagging bras, clothes that look rescued from the bin — all hung up proudly, flappingContinueContinue reading “The Lingerie Show in Newcastle Upon Tyne”