About

Laura Robson is an artist working in jewelry and painting.

For more than two decades, Laura has created jewelry inspired by architecture, blacksmithing, and ornamental ironwork. Working primarily in steel, silver, and stone, she explores bold yet refined forms that emphasize structure, contrast, and material.

More recently, she has been developing a painting practice focused on landscapes, weather, and the natural world. Her current work often explores moody skies and atmospheric conditions, influenced by time spent outdoors and by early memories of watching black-and-white photographs and negatives emerge in her mother’s darkroom.

Across both mediums, Laura is interested in observation, material, and the process of making rather than a single fixed style or outcome. Her work continues to evolve as she moves between jewelry and painting, allowing each to inform the other in different ways.

Creativity runs through her family. Her grandmother painted in oils, her grandfather worked in ceramics, and her aunt is a painter based in Paris. This broader artistic background has contributed to a lifelong engagement with making and experimenting across materials.

Laura has been creating and exhibiting work since the late 1990s and continues to follow her curiosity as it develops.