Claire robinson

Claire Robinson is a British artist whose early years in Borneo and Singapore until she was 16 have deeply influenced her art, giving her a passion for colour and diversity_ After moving to the UK, Claire shifted her focus from being a goldsmith and jewellery designer to print maker, a change that has broadened her artistic approach by combining attention to detail with expansive visual stories_

Her work is significantly inspired by the grandeur of Indian cinema_ Claire's trips to India exposed her to the unfortunate destruction and neglect of important Bollywood images, prompting her aim to capture and preserve Bollywood's intricate beauty in her art_

She uses silk screen printing and translucent colours to build layers of hues, creating artwork that invites viewers to explore the complexity of colours she assembles_

Claire's pieces pay tribute to Bollywood's colourful world, drawing on the icons and diva’s of 1980s Bollywood_ She incorporates detailed elements like flocking, diamond dust, and gold leaf, making her artworks not just visually appealing but valuable_ This level of detail reflects her background in jewellery design, a skill highlighted by the inclusion of her silver bolero jacket in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London_

Her interest in Indian cinema is more than just appreciation; it's a deep dive into its heritage, aiming to connect past and present and share the rich visuals of Indian cinema with a wider audience_ With her latest collection, Claire invites people to join her in celebrating Bollywood's vibrancy and splendour_ Her art is a means of preserving cultural heritage, ensuring the enduring charm of Bollywood is appreciated through her creations_