Noël’s work speaks to a connection with atmosphere, light, and the ephemeral beauty of the world around us. Born in Riverside, California, and shaped by her formative years in Raleigh, North Carolina, Noël’s artistic journey spans across landscapes, culminating in her move to Los Angeles in 2017. Her experiences of contrast—between the serene subtleties of North Carolina, the vibrant hues of Sarasota, Florida, where she spent 18 years, and the dynamic sprawl of Los Angeles—have become deeply rooted layers within her art.

Primarily using oil paints, Noël explores the delicate balance between light and shadow, her compositions often inviting the viewer into a quiet contemplation of mood and fleeting moments. Her work transcends mere representation, dancing on the fine line between realism and abstraction. Fog, light, and their interaction become almost tangible subjects in her paintings, each stroke infused with a sense of temporality and introspection.

Noël’s paintings are evocative, capturing more than just scenes—they reflect emotional atmospheres. Her ability to manipulate oils creates a visual dialogue that pulls the viewer into spaces both familiar and dreamlike. Each piece resonates with a universal theme: the interplay between the clarity of reality and the softness of memory. As an artist, Noël invites us to slow down, to see the world not only as it is but as it feels, in its most transient and poignant states.