Artist: Lucy Robson

Lucy’s paintings inhabit the charged surfaces of femininity—not to celebrate or reject them, but rather to ask what they reveal, and what they obscure. Blushed skin, delicate gestures, a glint of something theatrical: in these works, softness becomes a site of tension. Her paintings are at once seductive and uneasy. They touch on desire, performance, danger—and the lifelong game of self-contortion that femininity can demand.