About Laura Notari
About Laura Notari
Bring colourful art to your life!
My chromatic works are carefully balanced featuring wide brushstrokes that are quite dynamic, the result of the tension between the conscious and the unconscious. I think, I am able to transmit with just a few strokes or the agglutination of various materials, a surprising final result. I consistently express my passionate and inquisitive character in my colourful abstract paintings, adventurous works that push the bounds of creativity with experimentation, brilliant colours and textures.If you have something special in mind, colours, textures, sizes, or a place to allocate the painting, please book an appointment and we can have a chat about it.
Commissions are open for 2025!
Artist Profile
A Creative Journey...
Laura Notari is a multidisciplinary artist, public accountant, and founder of Laura Notari Art & Design, where she merges creativity, social consciousness, and sustainability. Originally from Argentina and of Spanish descent, she currently lives and works in the Netherlands. Her artistic practice is deeply informed by her background, her migrations, and her commitment to fostering equity through art.
She studied Fine Arts at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague and is currently continuing her education at the prestigious Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam. Over the years, Laura has trained under several internationally renowned artists, refining her visual language while remaining anchored in experimentation and expressive storytelling.
Laura’s journey around the world, across cultures, geographies, and social contexts, has shaped her artistic voice. Through her work, she explores themes of memory, migration, gender, and belonging, using art as a medium for social dialogue and empowerment. Her commitment to sustainability and women's rights is at the core of her artistic vision.
Working primarily with acrylics, inks, and sustainable materials, Laura creates mixed-media pieces that incorporate paper, embroidery, textiles, sand, and found objects. Her process is tactile, emotional, and deeply narrative. Inspired by color, texture, and the lived experience of displacement, her work resonates with both vibrancy and introspection.
At her studio in Hilversum, she not only develops her own projects but also teaches workshops and encourages others to engage with art as a transformative tool. As part of her commitment to social impact, she founded the Laura Notari Art Foundation, which supports underprivileged children in accessing creative education and finding their voice through art.
Laura’s mission is clear: to create work that moves beyond aesthetics, sparks critical reflection, and inspires a more just, inclusive, and sustainable world.
