Nina Royle (b. 1986, UK) is a British artist whose practice gazes upon expressions of landscape, weather, corporeality and time – they encompass a direct, material encounter with the physical world. The work can also be read as articulations of the constantly evolving painting process - fluid, fleeting and subject to change. Royle studied both her BA and MA at Slade UCL and has had exhibited work at Tate St Ives, Falmouth Art Gallery, NICC Belgium and Alice Black.