Old Windmill Sculpture

Rebecca Tombaugh is an award-winning artist known for her unique ability to capture the beauty of everyday subjects through a lens of abstraction and expression. With no formal art training, Rebecca’s work reflects a self-taught and deeply personal style that explores the relationship between form, movement, and color. Her paintings often portray a blend of fluid lines and dynamic shapes, embodying a sense of spontaneity and intention. Rebecca finds inspiration in nature, personal experiences, and the world around her. She believes that art is more than a visual experience—it’s a way to communicate, connect, and add humanity to the world. Each piece she creates tells a story, inviting the viewer to explore their own interpretation and emotional response. Driven by a passion to create, Rebecca’s art has become her way of navigating life’s joys and challenges, offering a place of reflection, expression, and connection. From her painted wine bottles and macramé hangers made from upcycled saris to her poems, her body of work is ever-evolving, yet consistently rooted in a celebration of imperfection, beauty, and individuality.