Australian Artist Blog
With the start of the next sand sculpting season right at our doorstep, I felt the drive to share the last piece I made in my little studio. I guess I had been feeling rather down about sand sculpting as of late, in some respect it is not considered the art form I intended it… Read More
Another 10 tonne sand sculpture inspired by the russian rockstar/singer Nargiz. I’ve really been getting into her music over the last few weeks, though I’m a terrible singer and probably amongst the lesser musically talented, I do find an incredible power in her style of music. Sometimes when packing sand and carving for these sculptures… Read More
A quick little snap of me in front of Como House & Garden at Paris to Provence, an exciting French Festival in Melbourne. Definitely excited to head back there this year for some croissants, cheese, wine and French tunes. For any event enquiries please email me on nataliakamenskaia@gmail.com Paris to Provence website: http://www.paristoprovence.com.au/
That all elusive feeling of victory that slips between our fingers. Maybe you were the queen who lost it all and has to face her assailant with dignity, or perhaps you were the underdog who conquered. In the end of the day we face the all important question, “was it worth the battle in the first place?” Read More
The Hopeless Lovers (October, 2015) A simple story of two mannequin puppeteers and the chaotic world of their human puppets. All that complexity, spawning as always, from love.
The Oracle (Nov, 2015) Another piece made from the depths of my sand sculpting lair. This is a depiction of a young boy following the wisdom of the ocean. He stares into the future and the oracle gently nudges him forward with each wave. As all the pieces from my studio, this is made from… Read More
Happy Halloween Ladies and Gentlemen Heres to another Sunday, just finished my latest 10 tonne sand sculpture. Here’s to wishing you all a very spooky Halloween in Melbourne, Australia! Although it isn’t the biggest holiday here in Australia, I thought I’d give my crazy neighbours something to be a little freaked out over when they came… Read More
