Nataly Kenny


Nataly Kenny is a London-based artist originally from Yerevan, Armenia. After immigrating to England in 2001, she embraced the gift of time through early retirement, allowing her to fully explore her passion for art. Specializing in impressionism and abstraction, Nataly primarily works with oil paints but enjoys experimenting with acrylics, gouache, and soft pastels.

Fascinated by the interplay of light and shadow, she captures the beauty of landscapes, portraits, and figures. With a growing interest in abstract expression, Nataly seeks to channel emotions into her creations, hoping her art brings joy and healing to viewers. Inspired by masters like Monet, Degas, and Van Gogh, Sorolla, Sargent, and Zorn, she focuses on creating a harmonious connection between her art and those who experience it.

As an artist rooted in the vibrant tapestry of London, yet shaped by my Armenian heritage, I find my journey deeply intertwined with the exhilarating interplay of light, shadow and colour that surrounds us. Having immigrated to England in 2001, I’ve embraced the ever-changing landscapes of my new home, which serve as boundless inspiration for my art.

After an early retirement, I’ve gifted myself the freedom to delve into my creativity. I gravitate towards impressionism and abstraction, primarily working with oil paints but also experimenting with acrylics, gouache, and soft pastels. My fascination with the dynamic between light, shadow, and colour informs my approach, allowing me to explore the complexities of emotion through both vibrant landscapes and emotive portraits.

In my practice, I aim to channel emotions into abstract expressions that resonate on a personal level, creating pieces that evoke joy, harmony, and hope. I aspire for my art to be a source of healing, not just for me as the creator, but for viewers as well. Influenced by the likes of Monet, Degas, Van Gogh, Sorolla, Sargent, and Zorn, I strive to weave their spirit of beauty and emotional depth into my work.

I believe that through the act of creation, we connect with our souls, expressing our unique vision of the world. It is my hope that my artworks bring the same sense of peace and healing to those who experience them, fostering a profound connection between creator and viewer.

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