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Artist Tamara Dea at Native Citizen
At our showroom in Montrose, we think about art as something that lives with you over time. It’s not just there to fill a wall. It shapes how a space feels. It invites you to slow down, to notice more, and to stay a little longer. That’s what drew us to Tamara Dea. Her work is now on view at Native Citizen, and it brings a quiet depth into the showroom that you don’t fully take in all at once. Where It All Began Tamara’s connection to art started early, in a way that feels instinctive and grounded in nature. As a child, she spent time running barefoot through the woods, paying attention to the details most people overlook. The way light filtered through the trees. The textures of the ground. Even the small, unexpected things like insects or imperfect natural forms held meaning. She wasn’t just observing. She was trying to hold onto those moments. To share them in some way. That early perspective still shapes her work today. There’s a sense that nothing is too ordinary to be worth noticing. Even things that might feel rough or overlooked can carry a kind of quiet beauty. A Thoughtful, Honest Process Her work begins with film photography, which already brings a slower, more intentional pace to the process. From there, she builds a large body of images, often 70 to 80 at a time. Then she begins editing, carefully narrowing them down. Each image becomes a decision. Some stay. Many don’t. What makes her process especially compelling is how she treats the ones that don’t make it. Instead of setting them aside, she crosses them out. She acknowledges them. Then, using a vintage East German typewriter, she writes out her thoughts that are often critical, sometimes questioning, about why those images didn’t work for her. But her work doesn’t stop at self-critique. As Tamara shares, many of the written words are also about what is right, good, and beautiful in herself, in the work, and in the world around her. The pieces hold both perspectives at once. She describes it as a balance: a constant movement between ego and spirit. Between the self-critical voice and a more grounded, expansive understanding. That tension is what gives her work its energy that feels human, honest, and complete. When you look at her work, it almost feels like you’re stepping into that internal dialogue. There’s a sense of discovery, like you’re piecing together meaning as you go. Layering Image, Text, and Reflection The final compositions are built as collages on canvas, combining black-and-white film photography with typed text and layered textures. Some surfaces are reflective, almost mirror-like, which subtly brings you into the work itself. As you move, the piece shifts. You catch glimpses of yourself within it. Tamara often describes her work as reflective, contemplative, and layered. Those qualities show up not just visually, but emotionally. There’s depth in how the images and words interact, and how the work continues to reveal itself over time. A Message to Carry With You At the center of Tamara’s work is a perspective she hopes viewers take with them: “What we perceive, we believe. What we believe, we create. What we create, we experience. So it’s all about the choice in our perception of ourselves, other selves, and the world around us.” Her work gently invites you to reconsider how you see yourself and the everyday moments around you. Visit Native Citizen Seeing Tamara Dea’s work in person makes all the difference. You can also follow her on Instagram @thetamaradea. If you’re nearby, we invite you to visit Native Citizen and spend some time with her work in person. The more time you give it, the more it gives back.
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Thomas Bina & Ronald Sasson: Modern Organic Furniture Designers for Four Hands
A design partnership grounded in nature, craft, and modern living. At Native Citizen, we believe furniture should feel connected to the world around us. Natural materials. Honest design. Pieces that hold presence in a room. That philosophy is why we love the work of Thomas Bina and Ronald Sasson, two designers whose partnership with Four Hands has created some of the most recognizable modern organic furniture in the industry. Their collections blend raw materials with sculptural design. The result feels calm, grounded, and quietly bold. Exactly the kind of design that feels at home at Native Citizen. Designers Inspired by Nature Thomas Bina built his career on a simple idea: design should respect nature. His early work focused on reclaimed wood and natural materials. Instead of hiding imperfections, he highlighted them. Knots, grain patterns, and natural edges became part of the design story. Ronald Sasson, a Brazilian designer and architect, brings another perspective. His work blends modern architecture with artistic expression. His designs often feel sculptural, balanced, and thoughtful. When the two began collaborating, their styles aligned naturally. Together they create pieces that feel organic, modern, and timeless. Furniture That Feels Collected, Not Manufactured What makes their work special is the balance between raw materials and refined design. You’ll often see: Solid woods with strong grain patterns Mixed materials like stone, iron, and concrete Sculptural bases that feel architectural Clean lines that keep the pieces modern Each piece feels intentional. Nothing feels overdesigned. Their furniture has presence without being loud. It grounds a room. This is why many designers use their pieces as anchors in a space. A dining table becomes the centerpiece of a room. A console becomes a statement without trying too hard. Why Native Citizen Uses Their Designs At Native Citizen, our design philosophy is simple. Create spaces that feel natural, modern, and effortless to live in. The collections from Thomas Bina and Ronald Sasson help us do exactly that. Because we are one of the largest Four Hands distributors, we use these pieces often in our design projects. They pair easily with modern lighting, layered textures, and natural fabrics. The result feels balanced. Modern, but warm.Clean, but lived in. You can also experience many Four Hands designs in person at our Montrose showroom, where clients can see the materials, textures, and scale of these pieces up close.
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Featured NC Artist: Caroline Pinney
At Native Citizen, art helps a space feel complete. It brings life, color, and feeling to a room. We’re excited to feature artwork by Caroline Pinney in our Montrose showroom. Her work has already become a favorite at Native Citizen, and many visitors are drawn to her expressive style. We’re excited for more people to discover her work. About the Artist Caroline Pinney is a painter based in Austin, Texas. Her work focuses on people and human connection. Faces and forms appear through loose lines and layered textures. Her style feels natural and emotional. Each piece has movement and a sense of story. Her Creative Process Caroline works with many different materials, including oil stick, charcoal, coffee, and spray paint. Sometimes she even uses her hands to move the material across the surface. These layers create texture and depth. The marks and lines make every piece feel unique. How Art Elevates a Space Art can change how a room feels. One piece can bring a wall to life. It adds personality, balance, and warmth. Artwork also creates a focal point that draws the eye. When a room includes the right art, the space feels more complete and thoughtful. Framed and Ready for Your Home Each piece is printed on premium paper and float-mounted in a rustic walnut frame. The natural wood frame adds warmth and keeps the presentation simple. Every piece is handmade in Austin, Texas and comes framed when purchased, so it’s ready to hang in your home. See the Artwork in Montrose or Online You can view Caroline Pinney’s work in person at the Native Citizen showroom in Montrose or on our website. Seeing the artwork up close helps you notice the texture, size, and detail. Stop by to explore the collection and learn more about this growing favorite at Native Citizen.
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