Robi Walters

Robi Walters is a London-based contemporary artist known for vibrant mixed-media collage, recycled art, abstract sculpture and sustainable contemporary art. His hand-crafted artworks transform discarded materials into intricate compositions inspired by sacred geometry, meditation, mindfulness and personal renewal.

Walters creates colourful contemporary artworks from discarded greeting cards, paper, packaging, flyers, broken vinyl records and surplus materials. He cuts and layers thousands of individual petals into lotus-like mandalas, using repetition, symmetry and sacred geometric structures to create intricate wall art, abstract collage and sculptural installations.

Robi Walters’ recycled art explores consumerism, waste, sustainability and the value of overlooked materials. His tactile mixed-media artworks reflect his personal journey of transformation, while the slow process of hand-cutting and layering creates a meditative visual experience. Each discarded fragment is given renewed value through colour, texture, patience and composition.

Walters founded the Robi Walters Gallery in Soho in 2017 and has worked with Aston Martin, Saatchi Gallery, Somerset House, Art Basel, Christie’s and 1 Hotels. His notable projects include A Nation of Millions at Quantus Gallery, Homelessness: Reframed at Saatchi Gallery and Love Supreme at 1 Hotel Mayfair. His original recycled collages, mandala sculptures and sustainable artworks connect contemporary art, spirituality, luxury design and environmental awareness.