Rosie Woods

Rosie Woods

Rosie Woods

  • Artist’s Statement

    My work in painting and murals priorities ethereal fluid forms and aesthetics with a focus on uplifting colour and hyper-realistic texture. I start each work individually and intensely with 3d digital rendering, translating these visuals with spay-paint and oils. My work draws on the luscious attention to detail of the old masters and the indulgent abstractions of colour field abstract expressionism, bringing both areas of art history to contemporary painting and the public art realm. The finished works are a dance between the materiality of painting and the slick aesthetics of the digital. The forms themselves shift between objects we might recognise such as textiles or shells yet remain intentionally unresolved as conceptually I'm interested in giving form to the intangible. By that I mean I hope to visualise what our inner aura might look and feel like. I want to create an ambiance with my work where you can be transported to elusive states of being, those experiences that are hard to describe with language. That is why my work combines figuration and abstraction, as I explore the meeting point between our physical and transcendent existence.

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  • Biography

    Rosie is an international street and studio artist from London now living in Noosa, Australia.

    ‘iI often wonder what my soul would look like if it manifested itself as an object, I could see and touch on this earth.’

    Rosie has painted enormous walls across the world. Her dramatic murals and paintings have been produced at many international art festivals, public art projects and for high-end brands, including Loréal, Alexander Mcqueen, and Augustinus Bader. Her work has been featured in books, publications, and news outlets such as the BBC, The Independent, and thisiscollosal.com. Raised in the suburbs of London and now living on Australia’s sunshine coast. Rosie has a love for both the creativity and diversity of urban landscapes and the peace of nature. After 8 years of working almost exclusively outside, Rosie has begun to focus more intently on her studio practice as she continues to create work that is both original in concept and content.

    Source: itsrosiewoods.com

  • Awards

    2012 Acquisitive Award, Edward Sharp Fine Art Prize, Loughborough University, UK
    2005 Academic Scholarship to Eltham College

  • Exhibitions

    Selected Exhibitions

    2022 40 under 40, The Butter Arts Factory, Cooroy, Australia
    2021 Ryan Joseph Gallery, Denver, Colorado
    2021 Connect four group show, Arcadia Street Gallery, Noosa, Australia
    2020 I Am Number 17, The Gallery at the Oxo Tower, london
    2020 Australian bush fire appeal curator by Sandrew, Leonard Joel Auction House, Melbourne
    2013 Society of Women Artists Annual Show, The Mall Galleries, London

  • Website

    itsrosiewoods.com

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