Sheena Raeburn FLI
"the eye sees what it didn't see before, or sees in a new way what it had already seen." Nan Shepherd, The Living Mountain
Sheena Raeburn is an artist whose abstract landscape paintings are inspired by the edges and shifting atmospheres of Scotland. Her work is marked by a vitality in her use of colour and expressive gesture, inviting viewers into immersive experiences of wind, light, warmth and water. Working intuitively, her paintings emerge from fragments of memory, sensation and dream, where landscape becomes both place and feeling.
Alongside her painting practice, she is a landscape architect, a perspective that deepens her attentiveness to atmosphere, spatial experience and the emotional resonance of place.
Sheena is a graduate of Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design, University of Dundee and The University of Edinburgh.
She has exhibited in the Paisley Art Institute Annual Exhibition 2026 and is the recipient of the House for an Art Lover Award where she will be exhibiting within the Charles Rennie Mackintosh designed, House for an Art Lover in August 2026 for 6 months.
She exhibited in the Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour Annual Exhibition at the Royal Scottish Academy in Edinburgh in 2026 and 2024, and has donated paintings to the Architecture Meets Art Auction in 2025 & 2024 supporting fundraising to safeguard architectural heritage in Scotland.
Sheena is represented by Canvas Southside gallery in Glasgow and has a joint exhibition on show June / July 2026.
