About Robin

Robin Ajder is an abstract artist based in Brighton, known for vibrant, hand-painted work inspired by transformation, connection, and the natural world.

After a nine-year struggle with addiction, Robin got clean at 25 and began building a different kind of life. During the Covid-19 lockdown, he picked up a pen and started making art. Not from training, but from a need to create. What started as a way to pass time, quickly became a way to process experience, express emotion, and connect with others.

Robin’s work is full of energy and movement, with bold colours, layered shapes, and a distinctly human feel. His pieces often explore the unseen forces between people, the way energy moves through relationships, and the grounding presence of nature, especially the sea.

Every piece is made by hand. Some take over 40 hours to complete. The imperfections in Robin's prints are intentional, a record of the process, not something to polish away.

Today, art is more than a passion, it’s a lifeline. Robin’s work is rooted in personal recovery, but it resonates more broadly: with anyone who's fought to rebuild, reconnect, and believe things can be different.