Remy Roberts

Remy Roberts is a London based Australian Artist whose practice encompasses drawing, painting, collage, ceramics and installation.
He is the co-founder of Tekminimal Gallery in Sydney, where he has exhibited his work and curated the majority of the exhibitions. His Work has also been exhibited in several other Sydney galleries. Most recently his solo exhibition at Join The Dots and group show at China Heights Gallery in Sydney 2023. Roberts also works freelance as a Graphic Designer, Illustrator and Muralist. His work is held in private collections in Australia, United Kingdom, Denmark and Japan.

My work is best described as abstract and naive landscapes using mixed media. Subject matter comes from a fascination with cartoons, graffiti, photography and streetscapes. Concepts derive from personal memories as well as my own photographs, which I like to dissect and often use as black and white collage pieces. Paintings are mostly driven by the exploration of naive abstractions with a strong focus on materials and process. Understanding how to use different mediums together in a simplified approach and finding the balance between the materials in a minimal way. Not over working things and limiting my colour palettes. Aligned with neg...

2017- Master of Fine Art, UNSW Art & Design, Sydney
2008- Bachelor of Graphic Design, Sydney Graphics College

SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2023 Indubitably, Join The Dots Gallery, Sydney
2022 Uploaded, Join The Dots Gallery, Sydney
2021 Twenty Two Thirty Three, Chrissie Cotter Gallery, Sydney.
Fondest Regards, Gaffa Gallery, Sydney
2019 Old Lad New Tricks, The Burrow, Melbourne
2018 I Wanna Talk To Samson, Tekminimal Gallery, Sydney
2017 Playgrounds, Tekminimal Gallery, Sydney

GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2023Works On Paper, China Heights Gallery, Sydney
2019 Works On Paper, China Heights Gallery, Sydney
2018 Fragmentation, Tekminimal Gallery, Sydney
2016 This Is Next, Tekminimal Gallery, Sydney
Ripe, Gaffa Gallery, Sydney
Breakthrough Art Festival, Ambush Gallery, Sydney
2014 Keeping Sydney Weird, The Tate Gallery, Sydney
Gone in a Flash, Haunt Gallery, Sydney