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Explore a curated collection of fine art reproductions—available in custom sizes, finishes, and framing options.

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Collect or Lease Originals

Nicole Hitchcock’s original works are available for both purchase and lease through Curina, a New York–based art dealer specializing in curated contemporary art. Whether you’re designing a space, staging a property, or seeking a statement piece for your home or office, Curina offers flexible options with concierge-level service.

Click below to explore available works, pricing, and rental terms directly through Curina’s site.

• Monthly art rentals

• Collector purchases

• Designer and trade access

Explore Nicole’s collection on Curina

Introducing Acrylic Minis: Small Art with Big Impact

Discover Acrylic Minis: 6-inch artworks with a glossy 1-inch resin topcoat, perfect solo or in groups. $200 each with free U.S. shipping.

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A wall display of eight square abstract art pieces, arranged in two rows. Each piece features vibrant colors and textures, including blue, red, orange, yellow, and brown, creating a diverse visual pattern against a plain backdrop.

A woman in a black dress stands next to an abstract painting featuring an intricate pattern of black, white, and gold shapes on a beige background. They are in a well-lit gallery setting with light wooden flooring.

Modern living room with a large yellow abstract painting on the wall. Features a curved beige sofa with brown and orange pillows, a light wood coffee table with dried flowers, and a potted tree, creating a harmonious and cozy atmosphere.

A modern living room with a burgundy tufted sofa, a glass coffee table, and a gold abstract painting on the wall. Large windows allow natural light to brighten the space, with city buildings visible outside.

Nicole has been a full-time artist since 2020, following a successful career as the owner of a luxury salon in the Bay Area. Seeking a slower pace and more quality time with their son, Nicole and her husband relocated to Idaho, where she found her creative voice in art. What began as a way to stay creative during the transition from stylist to artist has blossomed into a profound, full-time artistic practice.