Steven Robinson is an emerging artist who graduated with his bachelor’s degree of Visual Arts (BFA) from Kwantlen Polytechnic University in 2021. He was also the Junior Arts Editor for pulp MAG, Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s visual arts, and literature magazine in 2018-2019 and then the Senior Arts editor in 2020. He has showcased his work in group exhibitions in The Arbutus gallery and the Spruce gallery in Surrey. He has received the Deena C. Duggan Endowed Award in 2018 for his knowledge of colour theory used in his practice. He Also received the Patsy Hui Visual Arts award in 2020. Steven's work is primarily influenced by the geological forces that occur throughout Earth's landscape and how they are afflicted by climate change. Through the process of melting frozen blocks of paint, he can translate the natural geological mechanisms of the melting glaciers to replicate human-induced destruction to the planet. Steven is fascinated by paradoxical phenomenon of humanity's ignorance towards the consequences their effects have on the planet, leading to the inevitable destruction of their only home. He works full-time and lives and works in Richmond BC.