”Natalia’s use of color and texture capture serenity of light and transport you to the scarcity of the moment…

Her sensitivity is extraordinary and adds both realism and emotion.”

 

About Natalia


Statement
Originally from Moldova and residing in Scituate, Natalia Mirabito's oil paintings illuminate the raw pastoral beauty of land and sea. Her process begins by painting en plein air, often getting lost in thought while out of doors, reminiscing about what once was before a given viewpoint's splendor was altered by human touch. Natalia focuses on sweeping coastlines, moody light phenomena, and recurring vistas across New England shorelines, marshes, and Cape Cod dunes. She is incessantly drawn to mark-making and drama to capture the fleeting light nature bestows all four seasons across New England, Southwest, White Mountains, Italy, Ireland, and Hawaii. 

Giving Back
Inspired by her personal experiences with mental health, disability, environmental conservation, and women supporting women, Natalia gives back to these causes each year, including an annual raffle, gala and fundraising event live painting partnerships, and proceed donations - learn more about giving back. In recent years she has raised and donated over $5,000 in profits for causes and organizations that matter most.

Working with private collectors and trade partners, Natalia is consistent resource for archival fine art and full-scale customization, including commissions, wedding illustrations, vacation home art rentals, and interior design trade program.

Outside the Studio
Outside of the studio, you’ll find her enjoying dress making, violin, gardening, hosting inspired dinner parties and a day job that she loves.

 
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Artist Statement

Originally from Moldova and residing in Scituate, Natalia Mirabito's oil paintings illuminate the raw pastoral beauty of land and sea.

Natalia focuses on sweeping coastlines, moody light phenomena, and recurring vistas across New England shorelines, marshes, and Cape Cod dunes. She is incessantly drawn to mark-making and drama to capture the fleeting light nature bestows all four seasons across New England, Southwest, White Mountains, Italy, Ireland, and Hawaii. 

Her process begins by painting en plein air, often getting lost in thought while out of doors. There is solemn contemplation in Natalia’s work that captures the indispensable splendor of our natural world. Immersed in this endangered raw beauty, one recalls how a landscape once thrived before overtaken by human touch. 

She implore the viewer to contemplate, “How can harmony with land and sea reveal my place of ‘enough’ within the raw beauty of our earth’s splendor?”  Natalia reinforces art and nature as a necessary element of life, survival, and stability deserved by all who walk beside us and for all to come. 

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AWARDS

Triangle Inc. Spirit Award for Volunteering and Philantrhopy | September 2022
Juror’s Choice Award | September 2021 | Mary Schein Fall Salon | Cambridge Art Association, MA

EXHIBITIONS

November 2022 | Boston City Hall | Fall Art Show
June 2022 | Variations Juried Show | Marblehead Art Association
September 2021 | Mary Schein Fall Salon | Cambridge Art Association, MA,
Juror’s Choice Award
July 2021 | Summer Small Works Exhibition | Cambridge Art Association, MA
December 2020 | Seen/Unseen | Boston, MA, Exhibition and Fundraiser
October 2020 | Brushes with Nature | New England Watercolor Society, MA
September 2020 | Mary Schein Fall Salon | Cambridge Art Association, MA
August 2020 | While We Were Away | Cape Cod Cultural Center, MA
June 2020 | Wish You Were Here | Cambridge Art Association, MA
May 2019 | Postcards to Fay | Maud Morgan Arts, Somerville, MA
September 2012 | ArcWorks | Peabody, MA


COMMISSIONS

2024
April | Trust for Public Land; Gift of the Trustee Commission
Annual | Boston Fire Department

2023
January | Event
January | Marshfield, MA
Annual | Boston Fire Department

2022
Annual | Boston Fire Department
June| Scituate, MA
May | Triangle 50th Anniversary Event
October| Marshfield, MA

2021
April | New York, NY
February | Seascape | Boston Seaport, MA
January| Seascape | Wellesley, MA

2020
December | Landscape | Wellesley, MA
November| Seascape | Marshfield, MA
July | Landscape| Weymouth, MA
July | Pyrography | Scituate, MA
June | Landscape | Hingham, MA
April | Landscape | White Mountains, NH

2018 | Hingham, MA
2017 | Glastonbury Abbey, MA
2017 | South Shore, MA
2016 | Glastonbury Abbey, MA
2015-2018 | WritLarge Magazine - pen & ink | University of Massachusetts Boston


TEACHING and PROJECTS

2022-present
Boston Fire Department | Artist on call for historic preservation projects

2022
Triangle 50th Anniversary Event | Live Painting Fundraiser
February| Master Your Artist Website Workshop | Cambridge Art Association

2021
October | Build Your Artist Website Workshop | Cambridge Art Association
February | The Fuller Cup - Noepe Aquinnah Overlook | Winchester, MA

2020

December | Seen/Unseen | Boston, MA
December | Boston Art Review “Natalia’s stunning little vignettes of coastlines and clouds will shake the winter blues.”
December| ArtSake: Studio Views with Massachusetts Cultural Council
August| The Gratitude Project


EDUCATION, ORGANIZATIONS and STUDY

2023- present | Study under Hillary Scott

2021 | Study under Joseph McGurl

2020 - present | Cambridge Art Association Educator

2014 | Study under Lloyd Lillie

2011-2014 | Study under Judy Rossman

2018 | University of Massachusetts Boston | Professional Writing & Media

 What collectors are saying

“Natalia is not only an extremely talented artist, but a great supporter of the community. As part of her Seen/Unseen Exhibition, she donated a portion of sales proceeds to Triangle, Inc. Her support of our organization will support services for people with variety of disabilities that develop employment and independent living skills while empowering them to live fully engaged lives in their local communities. We are so lucky to have a talented, engaged, and compassionate friend in Natalia!” John K.


“Natalia’s work captures both the strength of the natural world, and the loving touch of mother nature. Her use of color and media capture serenity of light and transport you to the scarcity of the moment.” Virginia H.

“I participated in a virtual event whereby Natalia collaborated with a local non-profit to give back part of her proceeds from the evening’s purchases. I fell in love with her work and style. Delighted to say that due to that event, I purchased two gorgeous pieces that remind me of the happiness and joy that not only the Cape brings me, but also the way Natalia captured it for me. Now in my new work from home office, I can just glance over and up and “be there”...thank you for this daily joy!” Patty B.

‘Art with heart’ ” is what I cherish in Natalia’s recreations of natural wonders, many of which I’ve visited. As I picture the so familiar cliffs at Aquinnah, Natalia’s sensitivity to color and light is extraordinary and adds both realism and emotion. Wonderfully responsive service and support! John T.