Edith Robinson is a multidisciplinary artist who leads her practice with photography. Currently studying her Master's Degree in photography at Kingston School of Art, Edith is focusing her studies on how symbols and icons can change meaning when presented across various photographic mediums.

After completing an undergraduate degree at King's College London in Philosophy and Religion, Edith's work aims to explore how the religious concepts of the mundane, the sacred, and the profane can appear through what she terms to be "everyday iconography”, aiming to examine how objects and imagery take on a new significance depending on their presentation and cultural context. 

Edith works as a freelance photographer based in London and West Wales, with an emphasis on working with traditional analogue photographic, printing, and craft processes.