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My Background
My Inspiration
My Background
Noelia Montaner was born in Puerto Rico and raised in Miami, by her Dominican mother. Her mother was a seamstress and her Cuban godmother was too. She grew up in an environment where she saw women fabric artists create with their hands, bringing something out of nothing. She spent her summers growing up, traveling to the islands of Puerto Rico & the Dominican
My Medium
My Inspiration
My Background
I paint in acrylics, watercolors and oils. As a Latina growing up in Miami in the 70s and 80s the majority of my paintings are figurative art inspired from photographs I have taken or a remembered memory. I also work on portrait commissions, capturing the essence of the person on canvas. I also like to create mixed media pieces and journals using all sorts of materials including fabric.
My Inspiration
My Inspiration
My Inspiration
My favorite thing to paint is people, capturing not just their features but the essence of the person. Interpreting a person I’ve met or an experience I’ve had using my brush is something that wakes me up every morning. I feel that if I do it well enough, all of us can associate with that moment whether it’s a walk on a sandy beach or ti
My favorite thing to paint is people, capturing not just their features but the essence of the person. Interpreting a person I’ve met or an experience I’ve had using my brush is something that wakes me up every morning. I feel that if I do it well enough, all of us can associate with that moment whether it’s a walk on a sandy beach or time spent with family. My people may not look like your people, but if it evokes a familiar feeling and you recognize that, then I have done my job.