Trina Hart is an artist whose work is predominately focused on a narrative around social justice, humanitarian issues, equal rights and generally explores the human condition.

Her work tends to be figurative, and she works in acrylic paints and mixed media to achieve an immediacy with mark making creating an urgency in response to the subject matter. Drawing on her local environment of coast and forest, she is able to connect with nature which often weaves in another dynamic to the work. Her mantra is ‘don’t be attached to the outcome’ which allows expressive work to come forward in flow, thus avoiding getting caught up in the detail.

She has exhibited in the Oxo Tower, London, Red House Museum, Christchurch, St Barbe Museum, Lymington, Coastal Gallery, Lymington, Chalk Gallery, Lymington, GIANT Gallery, Bournemouth, Patch Pop Up, Bournemouth, The Local Art Scene, Lymington and has an active online presence. She has also been involved in pop up galleries across Hampshire and participated in the Hampshire Open Studios.