Fiona Robinson's work "had its genesis in experimental studies using ink on plucked strings, made whilst listening to the music of John Cage" — Fiona Robinson[7][8]Robinson explains that her drawings"are orchestrated and considered, embracing the measured tones of composers like Bach as much as the randomness of Cage.
"[7][8]After living in London and Cambridge, Robinson moved to Upwey, Dorset in 2002, establishing her studio.
[6][9][10] Awarded the 2011 Drawing Prize at the Royal West of England Academy Open Exhibition in Bristol, the 2007 University of Bath Painting Prize and The Brabcombe Award, Ale & Porter Arts, Bath (2006).
Robinson was an Invited Artist at the International Drawing Biennale in Kosovo, (2008).
Le immagini della musica, Centro Internazionale d'Arte di Palazzo del Te, Mantua[12] Drawing Debussy, Royal West of England Academy[13] International Drawing Biennale, Kosovo, 2008 Pushing Paper: Contemporary Drawing from 1970 to Now A British Museum touring exhibition[15] Seeing Sound: Music, imagery and inspiration, Fitzwilliam Museum[20][21][22] Women with Vision, Royal West of England Academy