The Art of Healing Through The Nature Path

What is NBAT?

Nature-Based Art Therapy (NBAT)
NBAT is a healing approach that combines the therapeutic power of nature with creative expression through art. Rooted in eco-psychology, it allows individuals to reconnect with themselves and the natural world.

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What science says about NBAT

Science increasingly supports Nature-Based Art Therapy (NBAT) as a valid and effective approach to improving mental health and emotional well-being

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Who We Are

PureHue is a multidisciplinary art collective, uniting visionary artists, designers, and architects with a shared commitment to exploring the intersection of creative expression, nature, and healing.

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"I am close to the beginning of the earth. I live by water, not by restlessness. I need green, silence, birds, and light. I went to watch the world and returned I went inside myself."

Sohrab Sepehri (Environmental Artist & Poet)
“I want to get under the surface. We often forget that We are Nature. My art is an attempt to reach beyond the surface appearance. I want to see growth in wood, time in stone, nature in a city”

Andy Goldsworthy (Environmental Artist)
"Art is a kind of innate drive that seizes a human being. The artist is not a person endowed with free will who seeks his own ends, but one who allows art to realize its purpose through him."

Carl Jung (Founder of analytical psychology)

PureHue

At PureHue, art has the power to heal—not just the soul, but the planet. Our commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility is reflected in every aspect of our practice:

Eco-Conscious Materials
Nature-Inspired Themes
Minimal Waste Practices
Supporting Climate Awareness

Eco-Consiose Responsible Art

PureHue Vision & Mision

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"Unspoken Collection" is a collection of multilayered, intuitive works—each beginning with a simple element: a distinct color, a basic form, or a silent gesture. From this simplicity emerges an entire, self-contained world. These pieces offer neither a linear narrative nor a fixed definition. Each viewer is invited to chart their own path through color, line, and surface, creating a deeply personal experience. What lies beneath—the unseen layers—remains present in the soul of the work, as a visual memory: alive, evocative, and resonant.