About

Adina Atkins is a London-based artist whose practice explores the inner landscape of human experience. Working from memory and intuition, her paintings form imagined landscapes between the familiar and the undefined. They are not depictions of place, but inner worlds shaped through perception and feeling.

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From an early age, she has been drawn to landscapes and people, noticing how presence and environment shape what is felt and remembered. This awareness continues to inform a practice shaped by movement, travel, family life, and faith.

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Poetry runs through her process as a way of identifying feeling, where language and image remain in dialogue. It often sits alongside painting as part of how experience is formed and understood. Working with acrylic, oil, and mixed media, she builds layered compositions guided by atmosphere, surface, and tone.

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Her paintings are open, allowing viewers to recognise something of their own experience within them, and her practice is rooted in introspection, a belief that art can quietly return people to their inner world and a shared sense of connection.

Adina Atkins’s work is held in private collections internationally, including the United Kingdom, France, Switzerland, and New Zealand.