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Robin Jack Sarner is a talented female artist hailing from Los Angeles. With a degree in Art Education her traditional training left her unsatisfied and prompted a focus on abstract expressionism informed by the American mid-century masters. With a profound fascination for painting emotions and capturing visual narratives, Robin delves into the depths of the human experience. Through her art, she unravels the intricate connection between emotions and the transformative power of the creative process. Using large canvas surfaces, gestures, marks, drips, scratches and mixed media, her creations fuse the immersive journey of self discovery and purpose. Robin’s upcycled creations explore nostalgia, preserving historical ephemera, honoring influential loved ones and memorializing the analog age of “old school.” Her work has been exhibited in local and international galleries, published in art magazines and retains worldwide collectors. Robin continues to create and present curriculum based abstract art projects for local school districts serving over 10,000 children annually. She actively participates in art classes, local art groups and seeks residencies to expand her practice and aesthetic. It’s her goal to develop a strong body of work that exemplifies self discovery and her deep connections to archival materials.