Rose Robinson, is an artist working in ceramics, painting, printmaking, and storytelling, though you can also find her dancing, binding books, and sewing quilts in her free time. She was raised among the marshes of Newburyport, Massachusetts, and shares her time with the mountains of Vermont. Robinson is in her final semester at Middlebury College in Middlebury, Vermont where she is pursuing a degree in Studio Art.
Artist statement
I see my work as children’s literature for adults about how to be children again. I want to get back to being the soft, feeling, embodied, and earthly animals that we are. I see play, rest, mischief, and conversations with the more-than-human world as sites for that return. I remember being young and understanding my house as a place where I could find wonder. What would I find among the dust under a cabinet? What could I make with the mud in the backyard? If I watched from the apple tree, who would I see over the fence? Each day contained a story worth telling. I want to rediscover that relationship with the world, one where pleasure, meaning, and fulfillment can be found in the small moments of the everyday.