New Arrivals at New Blood Art: Keith Robinson and Moemi Takano
Seasons Change
By Harriet Williams
We are pleased to introduce a collection of new works that explore the delicate balance between nature, imperfection, and contemporary expression.
Moemi Takano's textile-based creations delve into the intersection of traditional craftsmanship and modern themes. Her work challenges our perception of materials, weaving together threads of history and contemporary concerns.
Column (Hide and Seek)
By Moemi Takano
Harriet Williams brings her deeply sensory approach to abstract expressionism. Inspired by the Welsh coast, Williams' large canvases envelop viewers in fluid layers of color and motion, evoking the meditative atmosphere of wind, waves, and open spaces. Her work, rooted in a profound engagement with nature, serves as a bridge between environmental concerns and emotional resonance.
Agata Czeremuszkin-Chrut's dynamic pieces pulsate with life, drawing inspiration from biological processes. Her approach marries scientific inquiry with expressive artistry, resulting in thought-provoking and visually striking works
Materials 17
By Agata Czeremuszkin-Chrut
Keith Robinson's illustrative works bring a touch of narrative magic to our collection. His art, informed by a love of nature, myth, and history, invites viewers into imaginative worlds reminiscent of beloved children's literature.
Younger Blue Sister
By Keith Robinson
Including these artists, we also welcome Anne-Marie Williamson, whose work combines painting and textiles to explore themes of identity and memory. Her pieces reflect a deep appreciation for the imperfect and transient, aligning with the Wabi Sabi aesthetic that threads through much of this collection.
Pyjamas, Teeth, Bed
By Ann-Marie Williamson
I Try to Block It Out, but It Sometimes Creeps Back in
By Ann-Marie Williamson
