In a recent interview with NZ Herald VIVA, Gallery artist Aiko Robinson discusses the influences behind her practice, the challenges of presenting erotic imagery in an age of social media censorship, and the ways in which shunga continues to inform her work today. The interview comes as Robinson presents her latest body of work, My brush cannot begin to paint you a picture of my feelings, at our Auckland City gallery on view from 12 August - 12 September 2026.
Read the full article here.
![I shall not take a brush to this hair that lies dishevelled in the morning, for it retains your touch, 2026 [detail]](https://static-assets.artlogic.net/w_800,h_800,c_limit,f_auto,fl_lossy,q_auto/ws-gowlangsford/usr/images/news/main_image/401/robinson_2026_i-shall-not-take-a-brush-to-this-hair-that-lies-dishevelled-in-the-morning-for-it-retains-your-touch_arsn031-26_unframed_detail.jpg)