Original Encaustic Paintings from the Pacific Northwest
Luminous, textured abstract landscapes made with beeswax, pigment, and fire.
Seattle-based artist Robin Moore creates original encaustic paintings for homes, workspaces, and collectors who are drawn to color, movement, texture, and place. Each piece is built slowly in layers of molten wax, then fused with flame, scraped, carved, and refined until the surface holds both depth and light.
Artwork with depth, movement, and soul
Encaustic painting is unlike any other medium. Made from beeswax, damar resin, and pigment, encaustic paint is heated until molten, brushed onto wood panel, and fused layer by layer with a blowtorch. The result is a luminous, tactile surface that catches light beautifully and reveals new details the longer you look.
Robin’s work is inspired by memory, landscape, weather, water, and the emotional pull of place. These are abstract pieces, but they are grounded in feeling — the quiet of a shoreline, the movement of wind, the color of a season, the moment when something inside you says: pause here.