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Nathalie Latham is a multidisciplinary artist with a profound passion for storytelling, Asian culture, and the environment. Her photography career launched with the critically acclaimed solo exhibition Love It & Leave It: Australia’s Creative Diaspora at the Australian National Portrait Gallery in 2007. Her work has been featured in international publications, including Le Monde 2 (France), Domus (Italy), Frankfurter Rundschau (Germany), and The Australian Financial Review.

In addition to her photography, Nathalie has produced and directed music and arts documentaries for Arte, BBC, and Mezzo. She was artist in residence at Künstlerhaus Bethanien in Berlin (2007-2008).

Nathalie’s trajectory took a dramatic turn when she was diagnosed with cancer in 2009. Her seven-year recovery prompted a creative shift towards drawing as a meditative and healing practice. Her artwork, which she describes as “a prayer for the observer and the world,” captures her deeply personal journey through adversity and transformation. Her visual memoir, I Am Alive, visually chronicles her path to healing and serves as an inspiring testament to resilience.

An advocate for environmental sustainability and women’s empowerment, Nathalie is also deeply involved in philanthropic efforts, including Green Sakthi, a leading afforestation program in Tamil Nadu, India. Her diverse body of work reflects a commitment not only to creative expression but also to making a meaningful impact on global communities.

Her education includes an M.A. in Asian Studies (Japanese) from Sydney University, and she has participated in numerous exhibitions worldwide, including Hijacked at the Australian Centre of Photography, Artists Responding to Violence, Fotofest, Houston and Vital Signs: Place at Kodak Eastman House, New York. Nathalie’s work continues to bridge the worlds of art, healing, and activism, making her a powerful voice for transformation through creative expression.