About NATL

Based in New York with a global reach, NATL is guided by nature, art, technology, and lifestyle, focusing on the wellness and balance of body, mind, and spirit.

Work Hard with Humility for Humanity

In line with our core values, which made “share” the first word that the twins learned. We have journeyed through Europe, the Americas, Asia, and Africa, participating in various activities and co-hosting events at art fairs, museums, universities, and institutions. Thus, together by collaborating and sharing, we make a positive impact and benefit humanity.

This spirit is vividly embodied in the ALUCA series, co-created by New York artists Francesca & Alyssa. At just 15 years old, they broke records as the youngest artists selected for Art Basel. Their work was always rapidly sold out at every fair. They have also captured international attention through their distinct twin dynamic and bicultural Eastern and Western upbringings. Through their distinctive artistic language, they advocate for a way of relating based on trust, companionship, and sharing.

ALUCA:

A: Appreciation

L: Link

U: Unity

C: Community

A: Action

ALUCA embraces gratitude, growing through connection, moving forward through unity, sharing in community, and experiencing growth and happiness through action. For over 20 years, NATL has supported international research labs and scholarship programs, providing concrete support for artists' projects and nature conservation. We firmly believe that sharing and mutual assistance can bring warmth, happiness and purpose together.

Art Collections:

Happy ALUCA Double Hug

A warm hug instantly creates a heart-to-heart connection expressing more than what words can describe. It welcomes joy upon meeting and provides strength upon parting.

Life's natural "double gift"—a double hug goes beyond simple companionship to create the deepest, most sincere, lasting protection and connection between hearts. Within each embrace, Happiness blossoms; through companionship, love and hope come alive. This captures ALUCA's spirit: delivering genuine warmth with double sincerity, making life more beautiful through embraces, one shared moment at a time.

Happy ALUCA Meditation

For many individuals, to be in peace is a luxury, a dream impossible to achieve. In this era of advancement and globalization, mankind has been   busier than ever, in real life and even in the virtual world. Oftentimes, people need a break on keeping up with everything, a moment of solitude and tranquility.

Meditation has been around for thousands of years, teaching people to be focused, clear and untangle the mess. The Meditation ALUCA is almost like a reminder, to bring people back from the hectic world and focus on themselves. The rich yellow color puts a smile on everyone’s face, lifting the spirits of people.

About the Artists

Francesca

Recognized by major international media and art fairs as a highly acclaimed emerging artist and creative talent, Francesca works across a diverse range of disciplines including drawing, painting, sculpture, fashion design, and technology art. Her practice centers on themes of natural ecosystems, the global environment, and human emotion; through rich color palettes and dynamic variations, she fosters harmony and communication at the intersection of art and technology.

Alyssa

While collaborating with her twin sister, Francesca, Alyssa maintains a distinct artistic voice and independent style. Her work spans a diverse range of themes; while appearing intuitive at first glance, the pieces invite viewers to draw upon their own knowledge and look beneath the surface to forge a deeper connection. Her practice encompasses both digital art and traditional painting, drawing inspiration from the stylized aesthetics of anime and manga to bring imaginative visions to life. Alyssa is also deeply involved in NGO work, dedicated to fostering community development across the fields of art, music, technology, and education.

This philosophy has made their work especially influential in contemporary immersive art, where experience emerges from interaction rather than spectacle.