Robinson’s work for St Francis Interquest consists of 2 panels depicting Pikes Peak from the vantage point of Centura Interquest Hospital. The abstracted image created by brightly colored paper coils acts as a vibrant homage to Colorado Springs. All of the artwork throughout this floor represents Sister Earth our Mother from St. Francis’ Cantle of the Creatures. The foreground of Robinson’s piece portrays the colored flowers and fruitful land enjoyed at the base of the mountain. This view is a main view from the Centura Interquest Hospital looking West.

Priscilla Robinson is an artist based in both Austin, Texas, and Taos, New Mexico. She began working with paper in the early 80s, and has since been a pioneer in introducing this technique into contemporary art. Robinson has exhibited in galleries and art fairs nationally and internationally, and had work in many private collections. Robinson creates dimensional art pieces with handmade paper, using centuries-old techniques with a modern perspective of nature, change, and interdependence. Her works are rich in texture and reflect her interest in natural elements including water, leaves, air and light.