My name is Robin Elliott Knowles and I am an artist. I am passionate about history, LGBTQ+ people, feminism, myth and legend. I put all these themes into my work. Robin Elliott-Knowles is an associate artist of the Project Artworks Collective and a member of The Neurocultures Collective. He graduated in summer 2021with a 2:1 in Fine Art Degree from Sussex Coast College, having won the Roland Fiddy Award for Drawing. His art practice largely involves painting, drawing, and creating graphic-nove...
My name is Robin Elliott Knowles and I am an artist. I am passionate about history, LGBTQ+ people, feminism, myth and legend. I put all these themes into my work. Robin Elliott-Knowles is an associate artist of the Project Artworks Collective and a member of The Neurocultures Collective. He graduated in summer 2021with a 2:1 in Fine Art Degree from Sussex Coast College, having won the Roland Fiddy Award for Drawing. His art practice largely involves painting, drawing, and creating graphic-novel like illustrations, all considering key themes of intersectionality, colonialism and transgenderism.
Robin is also the curator of the B-Movie Fan Club, a monthly screening at Hastings Electric Palace cinema running for more than 10 years, sharing cult horror/Sci-Fi films with a dedicated audience.
'I am also autistic, something which informs my view on the world around me.'
My name is Robin Elliott Knowles and I am an artist. I am passionate about history, LGBTQ+ people, feminism, myth and legend. I put all these themes into my work. Robin Elliott-Knowles is an associate artist of the Project Artworks Collective and a member of The Neurocultures Collective. He graduated in summer 2021with a 2:1 in Fine Art Degree from Sussex Coast College, having won the Roland Fiddy Award for Drawing. His art practice largely involves painting, drawing, and creating graphic-novel like illustrations, all considering key themes of intersectionality, colonialism and transgenderism.
Robin is also the curator of the B-Movie Fan Club, a monthly screening at Hastings Electric Palace cinema running for more than 10 years, sharing cult horror/Sci-Fi films with a dedicated audience.
'I am also autistic, something which informs my view on the world around me.'
