Natalie Baldeon is a Visual Artist, Mother and Educator living in Saint Louis, MO. She received her Bachelors of Fine Arts from The University of Central Florida in 2008, and her Masters of Fine Arts from Washington University in 2012. She has exhibited her work locally, regionally and nationally. She currently works as an Adjunct Professor at Webster University and St Louis Community College.
Natalie Baldeon’s work investigates psychological states and responses to transitions throughout life. She works in a variety of media including watercolor, charcoal, oil and acrylic. Through her drawings and paintings, she seeks to shed light upon subject matters and experiences that are often hidden or obscured. She uses her personal experiences as the entry point to address a broader conversation with the viewer. The intention of the work is exposure; turning outward what may be concealed within one’s body or subconscious, as well as within the restrictions, taboos and expectations of societal roles. Her most recent body of work focuses on the complexities surrounding motherhood, including issues of isolation, mental health, and the need for community.
Natalie Baldeon’s work investigates psychological states and responses to transitions throughout life. She works in a variety of media including watercolor, charcoal, oil and acrylic. Through her drawings and paintings, she seeks to shed light upon subject matters and experiences that are often hidden or obscured. She uses her personal experiences as the entry point to address a broader conversation with the viewer. The intention of the work is exposure; turning outward what may be concealed within one’s body or subconscious, as well as within the restrictions, taboos and expectations of societal roles. Her most recent body of work focuses on the complexities surrounding motherhood, including issues of isolation, mental health, and the need for community.
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