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ARTS TO HEARTS PROJECT
Robyn Palescandolo’s Art Captures the Elegance Hidden in Fading Flowers
Artist Interviews
Robyn Palescandolo paints flowers that are imperfect, changing, softly fading, and gently shows you that this is where the real beauty lives.
Art Seen
Artist Q&A: Robyn Palescandolo
The Curator's Salon Magazine, Autumn 2026
"I get fully immersed as things slowly take form, and I try to surrender to the act of creation. To let the brush lead the painting where it wants to go."
CREATE! MAGAZINE BLOG
Finding Beauty in the Ordinary: A Conversation with Robyn Palescandolo
"I still love tension. Things seen and unseen… and partially seen. The more I let go and let the process dictate where a painting leads, the more surprised and moved I am by the outcome."
Create! Magazine
Featured Artists: Robyn Palescandolo
Issue 57: The Artist's Studio
"My work... offers me a space to meditate and reflect, to paint toward the light. I hope it offers viewers a similar space to enjoy a moment of observation and simple presence."
Curated by Tanner Steslow and Max Berman
WOMEN IN ARTS NETWORK
This artist uses messy edges & loose backgrounds to build depth in her Floral paintings │Robyn Palescandolo
Artist Interviews
Robyn Palescandolo creates floral paintings that balance painterly realism with expressive brushwork, transforming flowers, fruit, and natural forms into deeply emotional experiences of beauty, wonder, and connection.
Arts to Hearts Project Substack
The unseen hours that shape every artist's creative practice
From research to reflection, 7 women artists from Women Artists on the Rise Edition 4 share the unseen hours behind their creative practice.
Arts To Hearts Project
Women Artists on the Rise
4th Edition
"For me, the emotion lives in the paint itself, in how each brushstroke is handled. I begin loosely, building the painting in soft, spontaneous layers, then slowly move toward areas of clarity. I’m always careful not to resolve too much. I want the work to remain alive, painterly."
Curated through the Woman Artist Award
VOYAGELA MAGAZINE
Robyn Palescandolo’s Story
Inspiring Stories Series
"And now, I paint from a different place. There’s more trust, more letting go, more willingness to follow the work where it wants to lead. It feels quieter, but also deeper. Like I’ve finally come back to something that was always there, just waiting for me to be ready."
Stephanie Rodriguez
American Art Collector
Inspiration Abounds
November 2025 Edition
The International Guild of Realism presents its annual Fall Salon Online Exhibition beginning this October.
Alyssa M. Tidwell
Digital Commons@Lindenwood University
Accessible Preservation
Developing a Low-Cost, IIIF-Compliant Workflow for Small Art Collections.
Robyn Palescandolo, MA Thesis Project