Montreal-based multimedia artist and designer Neltje (Nel) Green explores the intersection of memory, architecture, and materiality. Completing a degree in Design at Concordia University, she explores how environments shape emotional landscapes and perceptions of time through painting, printmaking, and design. By transforming familiar spaces into altered, introspective landscapes, her work blurs the boundaries between personal and collective memory.

Architectural spaces serve as vessels for remembrance in Nel’s practice—whether a former home, an imagined location, or a site shaped by shared experience. Through reconstruction and abstraction, she examines how places are archived, distorted, and reinterpreted over time. Light, colour, and spatial composition play a central role in her process, emphasizing the emotional weight that spaces carry and how these connections evolve.

Nel has exhibited at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and participated in design and fine arts residencies, engaging in both artistic research and exploration. Her work, navigating between representation and abstraction, invites viewers to reconsider their own spatial memories and reflect on the evolving relationship between self and environment.