ROBIN MITCHELLTake a look at a selection of Robin Mitchell's prints—radiant abstractions shaped by color, rhythm, and a close attention to the natural world. Working in concentric, pulsing compositions of dots, dashes, and floral forms, Mitchell sets complementary colors against each other to create optical vibration and a quiet sense of transcendence—work that reads at once as landscape, mandala, and near-human presence.
Featured Prints
"Amat" (2004) is an abstract print by Robin Mitchell that layers flowers and circles at shifting degrees of definition. Scribbled black line work resolves into long-stemmed flowers, while opaque shapes of yellow, orange, and red punctuate a looser field of color suggesting ground and sky. Printed on 13.5 × 16.5 inch paper.
"Amos" (2004) is an abstract print by Robin Mitchell centered on a ball of light that blooms outward in streaks of muted gold, gray, and beige. Layered over the glow are two looping flowers—one thinly drawn to the right, one more heavily lined to the left—each caught partway across the composition. Printed on 13.5 × 16.5 inch paper.
"Amo" (2004) is an abstract print by Robin Mitchell that layers two large, daisy-like flowers—one green, one red and white—beneath mandalas and blooms drawn in distinct black line work, their centers pooling in thick, opaque ink. Printed on 13.5 × 16.5 inch paper.
View the Full CollectionThe works shown here represent only a small selection of the collection. Many more prints, paintings, and drawings are available to view in person at Christopher John Gallery & Josephine Press.
Book an appointment with John to explore the full collection, hear the stories behind the work, and discover the depth of Robin’s approach to process, material, and making.