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Ready-to-hang
Each ready-to-hang work is conceived and completed within the ROBERTSONKUR studio, evolving from initial Japanese ink studies to fully realised painted form.
These ready-to-hang works are developed with consideration for scale, space, and architectural presence. View the current selection of ready-to-hang to secure a work for your collection.
The Legacy of
Robertsonkur Art
In 2017, Kurt Robertson introduced the first Peony work into the ROBERTSONKUR studio, establishing a visual language that remains central to the brand.
The Peony emerged not as ornament, but as form, explored through scale, restraint, and architectural presence. The idea of the “collection,” informed by fashion and design disciplines, positioned each work within a cohesive and evolving body. This structure continues to guide the studio today.
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Private Commissions
The studio undertakes a limited number of private commissions each year.
Each work begins in conversation and is developed in response to its intended environment. These works are developed as lasting pieces, and are created to live within private collections and architectural settings.
Enquire privately to begin a consultation with the studio.
Art
ROBERTSONKUR works are developed within the studio from initial concept studies through to final painted form.
Founded by Kurt Robertson, the studio draws on the Peony as a central motif, informed by nature and a considered approach to craft.
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Acquired Art
Selected works have been placed in private collections locally and internationally. These major pieces continue to shape architectural spaces and collector environments. Their placement marks a continuation, not a conclusion. View past works and the studio process that informed their creation, and remain connected to the unfolding body of ROBERTSONKUR.
“Give me the walls and I’ll make them a garden.” ROBERTSONKUR
“When I haven’t any flowers, I paint them.” ROBERTSONKUR
Nature’s beauty is my palette, its serenity my inspiration.” ROBERTSONKUR
