Rebecca Abbey is a Frankston-based abstract artist whose work sits at the intersection of colour and contemplation. Her art practice grew from personal catharsis and a need for expression, evolving into an intuitive, reflective approach grounded in wellbeing, connection, and community.
Her work is instinctual and fluid, often incorporating mixed media and paint remnants from her family's painting and decorating business, alongside motifs influenced by her Māori heritage. Colour is central to her practice, not only for its visual impact, but for its capacity to carry energy, evoke emotion, and invite reflection.
Rebecca's creative process is contemplative and immersive, blending meditation, sound, energy, and mindful observation. Each vibrant piece is created with intention, inviting moments of discovery. Through her work, she explores the capacity of art and creativity to deepen awareness, inspire transformation, and foster a sense of becoming and belonging.