Nature art

Inspired by meditation and the Chicago Imagists, Peter Harrington explores the New Mexican landscape with restrained simplicity and a dash of levity.

LA native Hilary Baker illustrates human-caused habitat destruction in a recent series of animal portraits that place big cats and bears in urban loca...

Based in New Jersey and New York, collage artist Marc Alain creates kaleidoscopic landscapes that reveal his love of nature and the American Northeast...

Our editorial staff looks back on the year with a curated selection of artists, trends, and stories we loved best on NOT REAL ART this year.

Based in Arkansas, Susan Chambers explores local flora and fauna through hyper-stylized acrylic paintings that teem with flowers, plants, and insects.

Inspired by bone-chilling cold, slippery ice, and blustering winds, Yura Adams’ ‘Frostline Series’ merges environmental science with poetic interpreta...

Described as an ‘environmental imagineer,’ James Hsieh uses soft textiles to create an alternative version of nature, plucked directly from his subcon...

Tapping into her subconscious, California-based artist Jackie Nagel creates surreal works that act as a journey of self-discovery.

An immersive art show from Glenn Kaino, The Atlantic, and Superblue, ‘A Forest for the Trees’ inspires audiences to reimagine their relationship with...

Xicanx artist Suzy González translates the Mayan creation story into colorful figure works layered with dyed and painted corn husks.

Israeli American painter Noa Charuvi revisits work from her grandfather, a 20th century painter who was fascinated by changes in the Israeli landscape...

Emerging artist Ryoko Kaneta creates manga-style artwork that plays on an ancient Japanese philosophy: that god dwells in all beings throughout the un...