Using contrasting textures and monochromatic tones, Natasha highlights the tension between fragility and resilience. Her wall sculptures, made from lightweight clay, feature rough, sculpted elements that symbolize individual people—each unique and imperfect, yet interconnected. These elements are intentionally rough to emphasize their gentle nature and inherent strength.

Through her art, Natasha addresses the struggle between our need for control and the reality of our limitations. The spiky elements in her pieces represent attempts to exert influence, while their circular arrangements reflect the boundaries of our control and the interconnectedness of humanity. Her work celebrates the beauty of human fragility and the power found in unity.