“In the art of NADi there is no differentiation between the grandiose and the mundane. The Mythical Unicorn and a simple collection of stones are given equal reverence, one is a creation of the human mind while the other is the product of millions upon millions of years of geological process, both are products of the same universe. It is in that moment of contact that an individual sense of relativity gives life to these strange meetings in time and space. 

Her works, with their washes of pale browns, deep blacks and a rather conspicuous splash of red somehow feel as though they were formed with the very aspects of nature upon which they comment. The soil of the ground beneath our feet, mixed with the night itself, pierced by moonlight and tinged with flesh. Ever present through is the hand of the artist herself though her broad gestures and raw brushstrokes she is always apparent, for it is her universe we see and so, as these things go, I suppose it’s our universe now too.”

— Robert Smith on Behind Connections