Willy Nabi (born in France) lives and works in London. He graduated in Slade School of Art, MFA and Goldsmiths, BA in UK. Willy Nabi’s work explores the intersection of the absurd and emotional narrative, blending familiar imagery with unexpected distortions of form, colour and context. His paintings evoke a sense of nostalgia, humour and introspection - stranded wall-bound/bedroom - the paintings are made with the intention of being hung in his bedroom.Through expressive brushwork and a rich layered palette, Nabi constructs worlds that feel both playful and unsettling. Wether its a melancholic anthropomorphic figure in a whimsical landscape,an isolated structure caught in a swirling current, or repeated symbols of everyday objects transformed into meditative motifs, each piece tells a fragmented story - one that is open to interpretation yet deeply personal. As its core, Willy Nabi’s work captures the essence of fleeting emotions and the surreal nature of creating a window onto imaginary worlds, where humour and unease coexist in a delicate balance.