I am an artist who uses photography in a search for illumination. The natural world in all its radiance is one of the core concepts that interests me. I work in varying degrees of abstraction, playing out the metaphysical question of just how little light is required to dispel darkness.

My work, I hope, will promote a quietening down, a low-voiced conversation between the viewer and the image, wherein contemplation and personal reflection upon one’s place in the world might take place.

Robynne is one of our members featuring their work as part of the ClimateCultures Quarantine Connection series. We shared her piece, Lacing the Land, on Day 38 of the 40-day series.

Robynne’s ClimateCultures Posts:

Rock Pools in the Desert

25th July 2018

Photographer Robynne Limoges shares a series of evocative abstract images that reflect her feelings on the critical issues of increasing water scarcity and expanding desert -- imagining 'the last bowl of water I will have at my disposal'. Read More

Black Haiku: Poems for Dark Times

5th March 2018

Photographer Robynne Limoges shares evocative images inspired by the haiku form, in her pursuit of the 'philosophical dilemma of how much light is required to dispel darkness and just how it is to be found and held close.' Read More