Hello and welcome!
I’m Bea Grob, a mixed media artist, educator, and creative explorer based in Switzerland. I love to layer colors, textures, and stories—on paper, canvas, and sometimes in three dimensions.
My work ranges from expressive paintings and collages to quirky found-object assemblages. I find inspiration in nature, everyday moments, and forgotten materials that are waiting to be transformed. I’m deeply drawn to texture and layering—both visually and emotionally.
I originally trained in textile arts and have completed further studies in painting and adult education. Over the years, I’ve developed my own mixed media voice through experimentation and play, blending acrylics, collage elements, pastels, fabric, ink, and more.
My work has been exhibited in venues such as Kunsthalle Arbon, the Swiss Art Expo in Zürich and Artexpo Basel. I also participate in collaborative online art projects and share my process with a growing audience on YouTube.
I love encouraging others to explore their own creativity—whether through in-person workshops, online classes, or inspiring content on my blog and YouTube channel. My teaching style is hands-on, warm, and open. If you’re curious to try mixed media for yourself, you’re in the right place.
When I’m not in the studio, you might find me in the garden, drinking tea, or collecting interesting bits and pieces for future projects. Creativity is everywhere—we just have to notice.
Some of the shows and galleries I have been
June 2023, Artbox Basel
December 2022, Castle Greifensee
November 2022 Greuterhof, Islikon
November 2022, Castle Weiningen
May 2022 Frühlings Ausstellung Dübendorf
Februar/March Urbanside Gallery, Zürich
December 2021, Castle Greifensee
March 2020, Gallery Fafou; Oberuzwil
December 2019 Open Studio
August 2019 Swissart Expo, Zürich
March 2019 Frühlings Ausstellung Dübendorf
May-July 2017 Gallery Adles, Zürich
until 2017 Ritterhaus Bubikon and more
In the past I have worked for several Design Teams like
Gauche Alchemy
Crafter’s Companion
Canvas Corp Brands
Makin’s Clay
Art Foamies
Bleeding Art Challenge
Steampunk Blog Challenge
Every artist dips his brush in his
own soul, and paints his own
nature into his pictures.
Henry Ward Beecher