Born in 1978 (former Yugoslavia), Nadezda Nikolova is photographic artist. She studied 19th century phototrophic printing processes at the University of Kentucky and the George Eastman Museum. Prior to becoming a full-time artist, she earned a Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources & Environmental Science and a Master of Policy Analysis & Administration. Her work has appeared in the Washington Post, British Journal of Photography, Black & White Photography Magazine, among others, and has been exhibited nationally and internationally. She is based in Oakland, California and is represented by HackelBury Fine Art, London and Esther Woerdehoff Gallery, Paris.
About Nadezda Nikolova
Born in 1978 (former Yugoslavia), Nadezda Nikolova is photographic artist. She studied 19th century phototrophic printing processes at the University of Kentucky and the George Eastman Museum. Prior to becoming a full-time artist, she earned a Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources & Environmental Science and a Master of Policy Analysis & Administration. Her work has appeared in the Washington Post, British Journal of Photography, Black & White Photography Magazine, among others, and has been exhibited nationally and internationally. She is based in Oakland, California and is represented by HackelBury Fine Art, London and Esther Woerdehoff Gallery, Paris.
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Elemental Forms
Nadezda Nikolova is a Croatian-Bulgarian-American photographic artist working with wet plate collodion photograms. Her practice is informed by an experimental approach to early photographic processes and her interest in the image as an object. The abstract landscape series, ‘Elemental Forms’, ‘Landscapes and Elemental Forms’, ‘Landscape Rearticulated’, emerged as the artist’s direct response to her surroundings and to feeling a sense of well-being and security within the landscape. She believes that each locale has its specific identity, history, and emotional imprint.