Trina Hart is a contemporary artist whose work centers on narratives of social justice, humanitarian issues, equal rights, and the broader exploration of the human condition.

Predominantly figurative, her paintings are created in acrylics and mixed media, allowing her to achieve a sense of immediacy and urgency through expressive mark-making. Drawing inspiration from her surrounding coastal and forest landscapes, she weaves elements of nature into her work, creating an additional layer of depth and connection.

Guided by the mantra “don’t be attached to the outcome,” Trina embraces spontaneity and flow in her creative process, enabling authentic and emotive expression to emerge without constraint.

Her work has been exhibited widely, including at 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), and The Local Art Scene (Lymington). She has also participated in numerous pop-up exhibitions across Hampshire and taken part in Hampshire Open Studios. Trina maintains an active online presence, sharing her evolving practice and engagement with contemporary issues through her art.