Audrey Robidoux is an Artist and an Art Educator whose work serves as a bridge between the precision of scientific inquiry and the fluid elegance of the decorative arts. Drawing inspiration from botanical illustrations and floriography, Audrey explores the silent language of the natural world through a lens of deep symbolism. Their practice is characterized by a meticulous attention to detail and a rhythmic use of line, often framing organic subjects in structured, ornamental compositions. By weaving together the visual beauty of a plant with its secret meanings, Audrey hopes to encourage the act of looking closely at all of the small details, engaging the mind to connect the details and solve the riddle of the meaning behind the piece. She chooses to work in the medium of watercolor as a nod to botanical illustrations, and due to the technical challenge of it, the puzzle involved to create such a complex piece with layers and fine detail.

Audrey Robidoux is an Artist and Art Teacher residing in Portland, Maine. She graduated from Maine College of Art & Design in 2021 with a Masters in Art Education as well as in 2019 with a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Painting and a minor in Art History.

Upcoming Group Exhibitions:
'Cultivating Creativity: Works by Art Educators'
Saco Museum, February 7th, 2026 - March 27th, 2026