The Art of Energy in Motion
Every piece begins with a feeling—a color, a word, a pulse. Natasha layers resin, pigments, and metallics in intuitive stages, allowing each layer to cure and reveal its own rhythm. The result is living texture: artwork that shifts with light, energy, and emotion throughout the day.
What you see isn't just surface. It's stillness, depth, and movement—a conversation between intention and form.
FROM PERSONAL HEALING TO WORLD-CLASSS RESIN ARTISTRY
Natasha’s journey into the art world took an almost supernatural path. As the war and personal family issues began taking its toll emotionally, a psychic/spiritual advisor suggested Natasha begin painting as a form of therapy and healing.
“Houses?” Natasha asked. “No. Canvass,” the advisor replied. Natasha picked up an artist’s brush for the first time and Energy with Natasha was born.
The Art - Each piece is sculpted in plaster, infused with acrylics, sealed in luminous resin, and often gilded in metallic leaf and crystal. But Natasha’s art is meant to do more than decorate a space, it’s meant to elevates it and heal it.
Natasha Sosnova’s journey is the embodiment of the American Dream, the classic immigrant’s rags to riches story. From humble beginnings, born and raised in one of the poorer sections of the Ukraine.
Natasha journeyed to America at the age of twenty seeking a better life. Through hard work, dedication and sheer eastern European grit and toughness, she created exactly that.
With no choice but to succeed, Natasha simultaneously worked and attended college.
After earning her nursing degree and numerous certificates, she spent the next twenty years caring for others, specifically in the field of hospice.
Fast Forward to February 24, 2022…Russia invades Ukraine and starts the largest and deadliest war in Europe since World War II. While most of us just watched the bombing and destruction in horror, Natasha actually took action.
Using all the resources at her disposal, both personally and professionally, she became a full-time activist helping many Ukrainian refugee families find safety (and their very survival) in America.