Discovering Stories in Urban Spaces

Welcome to my Art World!

I am excited that you are here to explore vibrant artworks inspired by urban life and storytelling. Have fun!

I'm Nathalie Kalbach, a self-taught mixed media artist and writer. My vibrant works capture the essence of urban subject matter and serve as a means of storytelling. My journey into art began as a sanctuary from my former role as a paralegal, leading me to embrace art as a full-time pursuit. Discover more about my background, artistic style, and creative journey.

Artistic Process

Get a glimpse into my artistic process and recent works through my Instagram feed. Follow me for art inspiration and behind-the-scenes moments.

🎨 Excited to share an update on my ledger project! After getting my ledger back, I’m diving back into this artful journey. Check out my latest post on my Substack (link in bio) to learn more about it and why I’ve moved away from calling
"Oriel Windows have this peculiar charm, don’t they? They jut out like nosy neighbors peering into the street, but actually they offer a cozy perch, a bit like a balcony without the commitment." - Nat Kalbach⁠ ⁠ Swipe up in my profile
📚✨ Exciting News! I’ve just posted on Nat’s Sidewalk Stories, talking about my new book idea and how it came about. I am sharing some of my excerpts and a view behind the scenes in the next couple of months and hope you will join me on t
🎨✨ Back in the Ledger with another slice of Jersey City life! 🚶‍♂️ It's been a minute since I shared one of my Ledger paintings, but here's a little peek into my ongoing journey through the streets of Jersey City. ⁠⁠ ⁠ My "little" led
“Loud Whispers”: Acrylic Paint, Acrylic Marker, Acrylic Ink and Gouache Paint on canvas 12x12”⁠ A reflection of the chatter that fills my mind as I wander the streets, accepting the invitation to join the conversation and listen to
🎨✨ Exciting update! I’ve just listed three of my paintings in my store! Explore the captivating narratives behind #SisterNotTwins, In Full Bloom, and American Brilliance. They’re eagerly waiting to find their perfect homes. Tap the link
„Mighty Ivy“ is a newly finished painting on canvas. And while painting I was reminiscing about the history of this modest church. And then I saw the Jersey City Historic Preservation Master Plan Draft. Thoughts from my article on stubst
„No Man is An Island“ is a collage painting I recently finished, featuring, as often is the case, a church building. There’s something captivating about these architectural wonders. Recently, I’ve had the opportunity to explor

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