Rebecca Foster

Visual Artist from Trinidad and Tobago.

My goal as an artist is to visually create emotional experiences using various media. A vibrant mix of colour that draws you in, transporting you to the familiar. These experiences come in different forms.They are the water colour portraits of loved ones or famous faces, reminding us of a time and place when our life was more colourful with them in it. They are the illustrations of buildings from a lost era. They are abstract renditions of a dying breed; Trinidad and Tobago’s Traditional Carnival characters. They are the visual translations on canvas, of a group of songs that form the soundtrack of my creative process. Born and raised in the Caribbean yet having strong European roots, there is always that struggle to find ‘Home”. Perhaps that struggle is reflected in the different styles of each series that is created. What I do know, without a doubt, is that I feel most at home when I’m in the studio.

"Varieties of Visual Expression"
Lari Park Clubhouse, The Kingdom of Bahrain- 2010

"Women in Art: A Journey to the Past, Perspectives of the Future"
The National Museum and Art Gallery of Trinidad and Tobago -2011

"Four"
Y Gallery, Trinidad- 2012

"Belle Eau"
Members May Exhibition
The Art Society of Trinidad and Tobago- 2013

70th Anniversary Exhibition
Celebrating 70 Years of the Visual Arts
(Annual November Exhibition)- 2013, Art Society of Trinidad and Tobago

"Many People, One Carnival"
Trinidad and Tobago National Carnival Commission
in collaboration with The Art Society of Trinidad and Tobago - 2014

“Rebecca Foster”
101Gallery at Holder’s Studio- 2017

“Trinidad in Colour”
101 Gallery at Holder’s Studio - 2019