Rieko Woodford-Robinson
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Rieko Woodford- Robinson is best known for her detailed portraits of anthropomorphic creatures, usually animals or well-loved toys. A self-taught artist and illustrator, she was born in Japan and has lived in Wellington since 1999. Her first exhibition was held in 2010, followed by several solo shows and group exhibitions in Wellington and Auckland. Every one of her solo shows has sold out.
Rieko’s work is influenced by Pop Surrealism and the Old Masters. Aesthetic elements of Japanese pop culture such as kawaii (cute) also appear in her paintings, finely balanced with melancholy and knowing humour. Rieko’s subjects seem to be a little reluctant to reveal their stories, and often inhabit fairytale settings that evoke childhood fables. Her paintings provide a small but intriguing window into the lives of her characters. |
Rieko Woodford-Robinson paints detailed portraits of anthropomorphic creatures, executed with exquisite detail and endearing personality. |
Rieko Woodford- Robinson Artworks Available At Black Door Gallery
Upcoming Rieko Woodford-Robinson Release- October 2020
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HEROES
OCTOBER 8-28 JOIN US FOR AN EXHIBITION OPENING EVENT- October 8, 5:30-7:30pm Join us for the much-awaited 3rd solo exhibition of Wellington painter Rieko Woodford-Robinson. This series of work titled Heroes will feature portraits of anthropomorphic creatures, executed with exquisite detail and endearing personality. Rieko’s paintings provide a small but intriguing window into the lives of her characters. Her work is influenced by Pop Surrealism and the Old Masters. Aesthetic elements of Japanese pop culture such as kawaii (cute) also appear in her paintings, finely balanced with melancholy and knowing humour. A self-taught artist and illustrator, she was born in Japan and has lived in Wellington since 1999. To receive updates on this exhibition or to join our mailing list please direct your details info@blackdoorgallery.co.nz |
Previously Exhibited Rieko Woodford-Robinson Artworks
