Nadia Attura
About the Artist
Nadia Attura is an acclaimed London-based fine artist whose multi-layered practice dissolves the boundary between documentary realism and painterly surrealism. Grounded in a background in photojournalism, Attura journeys globally to collect precise photographic fragments on location, capturing everything from the geometry of desert flora to the texturing of ancient stone. In her studio, she strips these documentary elements of their original contexts, hand-collaging and layering them into complex, dreamlike tableaus. By directly applying physical washes of paint, ink, and chalk onto the composition, she bathes her ethereal landscapes in a nostalgic, vintage pastel palette, offering viewers an immersive, deeply poetic escape into a world somewhere between imagination and memory.
Her work has been selected for the prestigious Royal Academy Summer Exhibition across multiple years (including 2016, 2019, 2023, and 2024), and she was exclusively commissioned by the Affordable Art Fair
to create their official 25th Anniversary screen print. Attura's work features in exhibitions across London, New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago, and has earned acclaim in major global publications including VOGUE, The New York Times, The Guardian, and Aesthetica Magazine.
Works by this artist donated from the collection of Ivan Jones.

'Snowfields'
Description: Quiet Snow fields, not a sound in this Scandinavian winter landscape, Norway. Limited edition photography print. Certificate of authenticity enclosed.
Other prints in this collection sold for £220.
Dimensions: 45 x 45 cm
Materials: Photography
Recommended sale price: £160
Our charity auction is an online silent auction which means you will not be able to see how many others have submitted bids or for what amount so please bid the maximum you would be willing to pay for the artwork.
Bidding will open on Saturday 10 October 2026.
