The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
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The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
Robin Cole Robin Cole USA, (1985-)
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
Robin Cole, an American female painter. Born in 1985 in Denver, Colorado, he received a bachelor's degree in English from Colorado College under a prestigious scholarship from the Bertcher Foundation. She then completed her BACHELOR'S degree programme in Studio Art at the Burren School of Art in Clareshire, Ireland, and received her Master of Fine Arts degree from Laguna College of Art and Design (LCAD) in 2013.
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
Robin has been a resident artist at the Burren School of Art, the Watershed Research Station (a division of the Science Museum in Minnesota), the Eastern Frontier Education Foundation, Hypatia-in-the-Woods, Spiro Art, Anderson Ranch Art Center, and the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation. She has worked as a guest lecturer at Colorado College and taught for five years at her other alma mater, LCAD, where she was able to use her literary and artistic background to teach a variety of undergraduate painting and graduate writing courses.
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
In the spring of 2018, Robin returned to Colorado Springs, where she now lives and works. She recently received a second artist grant from the Elizabeth Greenhills Foundation ($18,000) to support her current painting as a follow-up to her first grant in 2012 for her unique relief work.
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
Robin is represented by Gallery 1261 in Denver, Colorado, and also exhibits with Lora Schleshinger Gallery in Santa Monica, California.
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
My work explores the inner wilderness in an external way. I believe that the natural world is not only an intrinsic part of us humans (and we are part of it), but it is also a primitive, delicate and sensitive mirror in which we find our own inner topography and wild reflections. My work has always been an act of reverence for the natural world. It has an element of science, in the desire to study and observe. But there is also a spiritual element that is constantly reaching out for something beyond the visible.
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
While there are always faithful naturalists in my heart, these images tend to come from the inside as well as from the outside, and the emotional texture obtained through observation is equally important. I'm interested in moments of experience that elemental experience in this way, in a dreamlike way.
Sometimes, the forces of our world seem to be consistent, and the concentric movement of insects, the unique geometry of the land, or the glow of green things slowly fading at dusk, gives something previously familiar a sense of otherworld. These times, the veil feels thin, when an omnipresent but unnoticed magic moves beneath the surface of the ordinary person.
We've fine-tuned these existential trends. In my work, my aim is to develop an acceptance of them, combining our desire for understanding with an equally honest imaginative experience.
—Robin Cole
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
The oil paintings of the American female painter Robin Cole are full of light
