Nadera Rasulova is a Sydney based, emerging artist, who draws inspiration from her advocacy work within the environment and sustainability sector. Her practice marries together her unique cultural Uzbek upbringing and love for her land and country, Australia.

Nadera’s work can be interpreted as patchwork topographies of the natural environment that surrounds her. The upward and downward strokes of oil paint represent the craftsmanship of Uzbek weaving. In an attempt to walk the talk, the artist utilises canvas and linen offcuts from her local art store, bringing value back to materials otherwise considered as waste. Nadera’s abstract works symbolise the confusion that comes with the lack of action and unity in implementing solutions to address climate related issues.

CV

• Little Thing Artist Prize 2023 Finalist

  Saint Cloche, Paddington NSW

• Environmental Art & Design Prize 2023 Finalist

  Manly Art Gallery & Museum, Manly NSW

• Waverley Art Prize 2023 Finalist

  Bondi Pavillion Art Gallery, Bondi Beach NSW

• National Emerging Art Prize 2022 Finalist

  Michael Reid Art Bar, Pyrmont NSW