Featured work
Emotion, memory, and intensity in portrait form
Artist note
As a child, I once drew a portrait at home for a school assignment. When my teacher saw it, she refused to believe it was mine. Something in that moment stayed unfinished. Not something I try to prove, but something that remained quiet, and unresolved. I am not a poet, but I am drawn to the same place poetry comes from. So I paint. Each painting is not an answer. It is a feeling that found a way to stay.
Practice
Over seven years of shaping portraits that hold feeling, restraint, and the weight of being seen.
Voice
A portrait practice built around presence, texture, and subtle distortion.
Material
The work builds emotion through layers of paint, subtle distortion, and a balance between realism and abstraction.
Nada Kharma
Nada Kharma is a contemporary artist working between abstraction and realism, often bringing both into the same painting. Her work moves between expressive portraiture and abstract compositions, creating a dialogue between structure and freedom. With over seven years of practice and formal training, her approach is rooted in observation but guided by emotion.
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Practice
Over seven years of shaping portraits that hold feeling, restraint, and the weight of being seen.
Voice
A portrait practice built around presence, texture, and subtle distortion.
Material
The work builds emotion through layers of paint, subtle distortion, and a balance between realism and abstraction.
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She closed her eyes, not out of weariness, but to listen. The world around her was a canvas of gray stone and distant echoes, but under her skin, she carried a legacy of pure color. The intricate patt ...
The sample works below are examples of the process and feel. They are there to guide the tone, medium, and atmosphere of your own commission.
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Oil on canvas
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Acrylic & oil
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Mixed media
Step 01
Send your chosen photo. A clear, well-lit reference image becomes the emotional foundation of the work.
Step 02
I create the portrait by balancing likeness, texture, and feeling so the result feels alive rather than simply copied.
Step 03
The finished artwork is carefully packed and sent to your door, ready to live in your space.
