Paige Robinson works predominantly with relief printmaking. The work focuses on the conceptualisation of the rural environment, humanities interaction with the natural world and the sense of wellbeing in relation to the landscape. Depicted by landscapes devoid of human presence that she has personally experienced, that have evoked a sense of the sublime whilst maintaining an undertone of homely comfort. She has dedicated her practice to exploring the tentative relationship between man and landscape, using her own life as a foundation.

The style of the work involves a wide variety of mark-making and textures, ranging from single colour block prints to multilayer colour reductions. The style of printmaking is a mixture of loose forms to express the organic influence and structured carving to maintain a fluid composition. The aim of the work is to inspire the notion of slowing down, to be present in the moment and appreciate the natural world we share.