Rebecca Ivatts is an acclaimed British figurative artist whose work captures a powerful "neo-baroque energy" through an intense focus on organic form and the human figure. Educated at Oxford University, the Slade School of Art, and San Fernando Arts Academy in Madrid, she pairs rigorous academic technique with a free, expressive strength. Her deep fascination with anatomical and scientific themes, ranging from neuroscience to astrophysics, infuses her large-scale canvases with extraordinary vitality.

Her international career gained major momentum in Spain, where she was selected as one of the country’s top emerging artists, leading to solo exhibitions in Madrid, Athens, and London. Her work has been showcased at prestigious venues including Ireland’s international biennale (ev+a), the Tate Modern Exchange Festival, and the Wellcome Trust, earning praise from iconic art figures like Charles Saatchi and Serpentine Gallery director Hans Ulrich Obrist.

A sought-after educator who has taught at Cambridge University and Madrid's Círculo de Bellas Artes, Rebecca’s paintings are held in distinguished private collections across the UK, USA, Europe, and beyond, appealing to art lovers drawn to raw, thrilling talent and enduring craft.