It is hard to pinpoint a specific description of Natisa’s blend of abractive figurism, perhaps that is because it is hard to accurately describe the human condition at any given time. Natisa’s practice comes from a place of personal documentation, where (as she puts it) “social and cultural disconnections, misunderstandings, lessons in longing and belonging, gaps too far and wide between you and I, disorienting ripples: where I fail to recognize where you end, and I begin; become the stimulus of everything.” In practice, Natisa’s figures shift around the canvas with layered backgrounds, organic symbols, and text becoming the ever-changing world around them. Her approach to empathetic vulnerability through her work becomes a call to action for the viewer - how might we find connection and become more open with each other?