As a child, Rosie would get lost in the creative process, spending hours painting or wiling away an afternoon in the shed making things out of wood. These moments, seemingly insignificant then, led her through an unexpected journey – pursuing a career and PhD in physics before returning to art with a renewed passion.
Whether capturing the subtle mood of a local landscape, the complex character of industrial spaces, or the quiet poetry of collected objects, she seeks to communicate the unspoken – those ephemeral feelings that reside between sight and sensation.
Colour is her language of emotion. Each painting is an invitation to experience a moment, a feeling, a memory – through careful observation and vibrant palettes. She is drawn to subjects that carry emotional weight: the way sunlight transforms a familiar scene, how an ordinary object can hold profound personal significance, or how a landscape can reflect an internal state.
Working from her small garden studio in Oxfordshire, Rosie continues to explore how colour, light, and composition can reveal the subtle narratives of our surroundings. Her work invites viewers to see the familiar in a new way, finding depth and meaning in the everyday.
Short Bio
Rosie is an Oxfordshire-based artist whose paintings explore the subtle narratives of landscapes and everyday objects. After a career in physics, she returned to art with a renewed passion, using vibrant colour as her language to communicate the unspoken emotional depths of familiar scenes. Working from her garden studio, Rosie creates work that invites viewers to find profound meaning in the ordinary.