Natalie Egger is a Vienna-based, multi-award-winning Austrian artist and graduate of the University of Applied Arts Vienna. Her multidisciplinary practice moves fluidly between photography, digital art, acrylic painting, and drawing, treating each medium as a space for transformation and reinterpretation.

In her digital works, Egger captures fleeting impressions from urban environments and travels, layering and deconstructing them into new visual compositions. By combining photography with elements of her own drawings, she creates hybrid images that balance memory, movement, and abstraction. Alongside this, her paintings and drawings center on the human body and face, drawing inspiration from the expressive language of dance, theatre, and fashion.

Her work explores the tension between presence and transformation, where fragments of reality are reshaped into new visual narratives. Through this process, she invites the viewer into a space where identity, motion, and perception continuously evolve.

Egger’s work has been exhibited internationally in museums, galleries, and art fairs across Europe, the United States, and Asia.