Herts-Open Studios

27 Marta Nicholson

Silkscreen tree

The artist, based in St Albans, explores how nature and human life intertwine, uncovering analogies through forms, cycles, and symbolism. The tree, a recurring element in her art, symbolizes life and fertility, reflecting the challenges and processes that shape our existence.
Her work highlights organic forms that resonate with human experience, making visible what often goes unnoticed, small details that only reveal themselves through attentive observation, through the lens of perception.
For her, nature’s patterns, such as scars, thorns, pruning marks and keloids, mirror the challenges and processes that also define the human journey. Observing nature is an exercise in understanding our belonging within the ecosystem.
The artist also investigates human-made patterns and combines them with organic forms. Geometric designs merge with images from nature, creating compositions where the natural world and human creation poetically coexist.
Her work seeks to make life’s simplicity visible, an attempt to share a perspective that finds art in the small things. Using various techniques, she presents details she believes deserve attention. Her works invite contemplation.

Telephone: 07848 682080
Telephone (alternative): 07466 507126
Email: marta.nicholson@hotmail.com

Website: https://www.hvaf.org.uk/artist/marta-nicholson

Working studio: Yes

Additional information: Credit card facility, Commissions welcome

Art forms: Book & Paper Arts, Illustration, Mixed Media 2D, Photography & Film, Printmaking, Textiles

Venue Information

14 Ely Road
St Albans
AL1 5NA

Directions:

Close to Morrisons in Hatfield Road.

Venue facilities: Easy parking

Accessibility: Level 4 : Full access – all on one level with wide doorways and good lighting.

Opening Dates and Times

September 2025

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11am-6pm (Sun 10am-4pm)

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