Robin Repp
Women's March
Yound woman in head scarf with a sign “A proud Muslim American, Liberty and Justice for allâ€
Climate March
Day Labors Home Depot
Indivisible March
Hope
Justice
We are not giving up
Recent exhibitions:
Figuratively Speaking, Orange County Center for Contemporary Art, 2023
Surrealism, Andi Campognone, Director MOAH, OCCCA, 2022
Drama, Ziying Duan, Curator Orange County Museum of Art, OCCCA, 2022
Crisis Mode, Lucia Olubunmi Momoh, Curator BAMFA, OCCCA, 2021
Politically Charged, Kimberli Gant, Curator Chrysler Museum.Blue Line Arts, Roseville, 2020
Terra Incognita, Five Artist Couples,Orange County Center for Contemporary Art, 2020
Human Rights:Peace Now! Lucia Olubunmi Momoh, Curator, Berkeley Art Museum, 2020
The Creative Billboard, Christopher Vroom, Curator, Downtown Los Angeles, Ca. 2020
Feat to Fire, Jan Rindfleisch, Curator, Sanchez Art Center, Pacifica, Ca. 2020
Therefore I am, Meghan Doherty, LACMA curator, OCCCA, 2019
Santa Ana Photo Festival, California Center for Digital Arts, 2019
Craft Revolution, Staci Steinburger, LACMA curator, OCCCA, 2019
All Media, Dave Barton, juror, Irvine Fine Arts Center, Irvine, Ca. ,2018
LA Artcore 2nd Annual Photographic Exhibition, LA Artcore Annex Gallery, 2018
Inside/Out, Orange County Center for Contemporary Art, 2018
Tree Talk, Paula Tognarelli, Curator, Griffin Museum of Photography, MA. 2018
11×11, Square I Gallery, Claremont, Ca. 2017
Small But Mighty, Magoski Art Colony, Fullerton, Ca. 2017
Overlooked and In Between, Jeff Alu, Curator, L.A. Photo curator, Ca. 2017
Art as Protest, Tyler Stallings, juror, Orange County Center for Contemporary Art, 2017
Selective Memory, Solo Exhibition, Orange County Center for Contemporary Art, 2017
Reclaiming Earth, Works by Women Eco Artists, Jewett Gallery, San Francisco, 2017
You Say You Want a Revolution, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 2017
ArtStart, OCCCA, Santa Ana, Ca. 2016
XPhotoX, Orange County Center for Contemporary Art, Santa Ana, Ca. 2016
Airborne, Worth Ryder Gallery, Farley Gwazda, Curator, U. C. Berkeley, Ca. 2016
America in Revolt, Shapiro Modern, Barry Miles,curator, London, England, 2016
My work explores the relationship between fear and anticipation,
of the future or the unknown.
Since my graduate student Berkeley days, I have been using infrared black and white photography to tell stories of protest and social issues set in the landscape. What starts out as simple white figures against a dark background, leaves the viewer with a sense of dreamlike questioning. Who are these people and what is going on here?