Exhibition Pending
Shapes In The Light
Atzaro Hotel, Ibiza
8 pm, Tues 9th - 15th July 2019
Exhibition Pending
Shapes In The Light
Atzaro Hotel, Ibiza
8 pm, Tues 9th - 15th July 2019
Robin William Easterby
Intuitive landscape paintings inspired by nature, working in oils &mixed media
Robin William Easterby is an artist based in Battle, East Sussex, where he lives with his wife and their two lurchers, Baxter and Willow.
His expressive, textural paintings balance abstraction and impressionism to create immersive, atmospheric landscapes focused on ancient woodlands and dramatic seascapes.
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Inspired by daily walks in the local woods, Robin’s work brings the natural world's drama, imagination, and calm into homes and businesses.
He regularly works with clients to bring his interpretation of their spaces to life. In rewilding places, private homes and woods where memories and magic lie.
Robin started painting 20 years, ago and quickly became a passionate amateur and now he regularly sells his work across Europe and through out the UK.
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The Work
Trees - The 5th Element
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My work responds to our modern detachment from nature by turning a specific lens on ancient woodlands and trees. Moving between abstraction and impressionism, these pieces are born entirely from my imagination to evoke the emotional weight of a beloved place and draw viewers into quiet, sanctuary-like spaces. To me, trees are complex living cathedrals, vital lungs, and deep repositories of memory—essential not just for our survival, but for our souls.
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To capture this visceral connection, I keep my process intentionally tactile.
Working on wooden panels and canvas, I build layers and create surfaces from a fluid mix of oils, acrylics, and pastels, grounding each piece by physically embedding found elements like fallen leaves, soil, pine needles, and sand. Inspired by the raw, expressive lineage of masters from Turner to Kiefer and many, many more outsider artists.
This practice translates environmental anxiety into a sanctuary of textures and tones.
Ultimately, these works serve as an emotional anchor and a gentle awakening—an invitation to pause, remember our ancient roots, and protect these vital spaces.
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Bring nature into your space when you need it most.
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