Obadă Natalia

About

Natalia Obadă, born in 1960 in Chisinau, is a remarkable visual artist from the Republic of Moldova, a graduate of the Technical University of Moldova with a specialization in architecture. Although she began her career in construction, her passion for art led her to explore graphics, painting, ceramics, and bronze sculpture, creating emblematic works such as "The Little Prince," "Traveller," "Lady with a dog," "Girl on a fish," and "Napoleon." These creations combine the Slavic folk tradition of doll making with contemporary figurative elements inspired by folklore, and are exhibited on international platforms such as [saatchiart.com]. Her career has expanded through collaborations with prestigious galleries, including Edition Strassacker in Germany, where she signed a contract for limited editions of bronze sculptures, and participation in group exhibitions at the Brancusi Exhibition Center in Chisinau. Co-founder of the "Alexander" Art Gallery in the city center, established in 2000 alongside her husband, Alexandru Neceainecu, she promotes local artists in various styles, from symbolism to naive art, offering painting, graphics, sculpture, ceramics, and interior decorations. Her works are found in private collections in Russia, Ukraine, France, Greece, Poland, England, the Netherlands, and the USA, consolidating her international success. Natalia Obadă continues to live in Chisinau, in the Buiucani sector, and is actively involved in entrepreneurial activities, managing commercial companies in the fields of arts and tourism. Her discreet personal life, focused on family and artistic creation, defines her as an emblematic figure of contemporary Moldovan art, with a strong emphasis on European collaborations and the promotion of local cultural heritage.