Winner of the Niche Print Makers Award 2025 @ the Royal West of England Academy of Art 172nd Open Exhibition
Rob’s etching work delves into the transient, intangible qualities of the sea and weather patterns, capturing their ephemeral essence. He is particularly inspired by the rich coastal terrain of Wales, where the ebb and flow of the land and sea serve as recurring themes in his practice.
“Beach” Etching
“Beach II” Etching
“Ramsey Island” Monotype
In his series “Bad Homophones” using the monotype process, he has been investigating how words and images play off each other within an image, often creating a further subtle meaning.
“Bad Homophone: Muscle” Monotype
“Bad Homophone: Soul” Monotype
Previously, his collagraph prints investigated the intricate visual structures of viruses and the delicate forms of flowering plants.
He holds a Fine Art degree from Cardiff University and has worked extensively as a lecturer in film and photography, as well as a freelance film and video maker. His creative journey has included diverse projects, such as a solo photography exhibition at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall and serving as Director of Photography for Rose’s Last Train, an award-winning 16mm short film. His corporate video work includes collaborations with clients such as Welsh National Opera and The Prince’s Foundation for Children & The Arts.
He additionally works in ceramics.
