Since she was a child, Natalia always felt a deep connection to painting. Her first experiences with art occurred in her childhood, where she would spend hours creating and exploring her creativity with watercolors. However, as she entered adulthood, insecurity led her to set aside painting, convinced that she wasn't good enough.

Instead, she dedicated herself to other forms of artistic expression, such as textile design, creating costumes for theater, set design, and stained glass styling. She enjoyed every moment of these pursuits and learned a lot in the process. Despite this, painting was always present in her life, a refuge she returned to time and again.

Over time, Natalia realized that painting is an essential part of who she is. Today, she fully embraces her identity as a painter and delights in every brushstroke and color that flows from her hands. Thus, she proudly reaffirms that, indeed, she is a painter.