Painter · East Anglian coast
Light, weather and the long eastern horizon
Nata Mo paints the coast twice over: once in quick, affectionate ink and watercolour — crooked chimneys, gulls, the pub on the corner — and again in heavy, cracked, mixed-media landscapes that look as if the weather made them. Both are for sale. Neither is for the faint of colour.
East Green, Southwold · watercolour and ink
Series one
Coast & town
Ink and watercolour portraits of harbours, pubs, terraces and lighthouses. Loose, precise and slightly wonky, in the way the best seaside towns are. Available as originals and signed prints.
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Series two
Land & sea
Acrylic, oil, crackle glaze and structural paste: marsh, dune and tide built up, broken down and weathered. The work now heading for open exhibitions and gallery walls.
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All original paintings
“Thirty years at the easel, two capitals, one stubborn eye for colour — and a coastline that never sits still long enough to be painted the same way twice.”
About the artist
Prints
Signed, numbered and properly made
Each print is made in the studio from a high-resolution scan of the original, on 260 gsm archival matt fine-art paper with pigment inks, then signed by the artist, mounted or framed, and packed by hand. Free tracked UK delivery.
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Commissions
Your house, your pub, your street
The coastal paintings started as portraits of buildings with personality. If you have one — a family home, a favourite pub, the cottage where every summer happened — Nata takes a small number of private commissions each year.
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★★★★★ 20 reviews★★★★★Etsy purchase
The painting is beautiful and perfectly captures a part of Aldeburgh where I spent many happy times. It arrived speedily and very securely packaged
★★★★★Etsy purchase
This is beautiful. We have been visiting Soutwold for years and this really is a lovely piece to have on the wall.
★★★★★Etsy purchase
A beautiful piece of art that made the perfect gift for my mother in law for her 60th. Southwold has been our family holiday destination for 3 years (will be 4 this year) so this was the best gift for her.
From the studio
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A new name on the canvas
Why Nataliia Moiseienko now paints as Nata Mo — and what you will find on this new website: the gallery, the shop, and a regular dispatch from the studio.
Why watercolour came first
A box of paints, a pad of paper and a new coastline: how a medium chosen out of necessity became the most popular work in the studio.
Crackle, paste and patience
Inside the mixed-media landscapes: why some of Nata Mo's paintings are deliberately made to crack.
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Letters from the studio
First sight of new paintings and print editions, and where to find the stand next. A few letters a year; no spam, ever.
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