Nathalie Bopp is a French artist originally from Nantes, now based in the Oberland region of Germany. She is renowned for her large-scale installations and portraiture, often presented outdoors. Her works emphasize the connection between humanity and nature. Many of her exhibitions, which shift locations throughout the year, celebrate the local history and artistic legacy. This thematic focus is rooted in aesthetic beauty with environmental advocacy.

The artist is deeply committed to raising awareness about the importance of protecting nature and draws attention to this vital cause through her art. Nathalies large-scale series "Inspiration Seeblick" (lake view inspiration) is inspired by her surroundings and reflects her passion for preserving the beauty of the natural world. In these works, she places particular emphasis on the eyes of her subjects, conveying a sense of depth, emotion, and connection to the viewer. Her portraits feature a diverse range of celebrated figures, including composer Richard Wagner, pianist Johannes Brahms, baritone Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, comedian Vicco von Bülow (also known as Loriot), and painter Friedensreich Hundertwasser. Each piece blends meticulous detail with an expressive style, inviting viewers to reflect not only on the personalities portrayed but also on the artist’s underlying message: the need to cherish and protect the fragile beauty of our natural world.