Nat Ward has presented solo exhibitions in Albury, Melbourne and Sydney, including a major research-led project at the Murray Art Museum Albury (MAMA) in 2024. Her work has been widely recognised through national art prizes, and she is the recipient of the 2025 John Villiers Outback Art Prize and Highly Commended in the Lethbridge Prize for Landscape.
For me art is a journey, from my wanderings and inspirations, to processing what I see and feel into works. I would like to believe people who enjoy my pieces see their own experiences and journeys in the works. For this reason I absolutely encourage studio visits, a unique opportunity to experience your artwork in it's raw and layered forms, to be there for the journey. I also welcome commissions.
Field Studies are where my process begins. They are the immediate translations of my surroundings into colour and form—essential fragments that I keep as a reference for my larger work. Because they are smaller in scale, they’re a beautiful way to start a collection. You can let one stand alone as a quiet observation, or group them together to create a personal map of my 'Field Study' archive on your own wall.
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