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An Exclusive Interview With STEPHANIE REW

"I like to bring ancient mythology into my work in purely a visual way the narrative is not the most essential element to my work; I prefer for the viewer to decide on their story. To me, the most important thing is conveying an emotion. The women in my paintings are symbolic of different elements of femininity and the human condition. I take them out of the modern setting by dressing them in imagined crowns and robes, making them into Goddesses of our own time."
- Stephanie Rew

Stephanie Rew (b 1971) is a Scottish painter based in Edinburgh, UK. Her highly detailed figurative paintings are in collections across the UK and Europe, and she is gaining considerable international interest in her work.

Stephanie won the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Bursary soon after graduating from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in Dundee and since then has had numerous exhibitions in the UK. She curated the first Women Painting Women Exhibition in the UK as part of the WPW (R) evolution movement in 2013. She recently won the 'Best Nude' Award in 2018, and the FWSD Award in 2019 in Art Renewal Center Salon is a finalist in the ModPortrait17 and ModPortrait19 Award held in Spain.

She was a finalist at the Scottish Portrait Award 2017 and has exhibited at

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