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Inner Landscapes by Rose Rose
Rose Rose
Fr., 03.07. 19:30 - So., 05.07. 19:00
Inner Landscapes | Rose Rose
Mixed media — inks, acrylics, and water-soluble pigments on cotton rag paper and canvas
Portraits of the inner world, charted in the language of landscape. Rose’s work treats borders not as fixed lines but as permeable zones — where ink seeps through fiber, pigment resists surface, and thread-like lines trace the shifting territory between inside and out. Her topographies do not map a hidden interior so much as reveal the two as already entangled: the outside long inscribed within, the inside always bleeding through. Hovering between expressive abstraction and the figurative, each piece is an act of scrying — archetypal forms, automatic writing, and imagined flora emerging from the folds where identity, memory, and landscape are still being negotiated.
Mixed media — inks, acrylics, and water-soluble pigments on cotton rag paper and canvas
Portraits of the inner world, charted in the language of landscape. Rose’s work treats borders not as fixed lines but as permeable zones — where ink seeps through fiber, pigment resists surface, and thread-like lines trace the shifting territory between inside and out. Her topographies do not map a hidden interior so much as reveal the two as already entangled: the outside long inscribed within, the inside always bleeding through. Hovering between expressive abstraction and the figurative, each piece is an act of scrying — archetypal forms, automatic writing, and imagined flora emerging from the folds where identity, memory, and landscape are still being negotiated.
Kurz-Bio
Rose Rose
Rose wuchs an der Golfküste von Florida in St. Pete Beach auf, umgeben von Wasser, Feuchtigkeit und Sonnenschein. Sie lebte in England und New York City, bevor sie für sieben Jahre nach Bulgarien zog. Während dieser Zeit reiste sie, malte und stellte ihre Kunstwerke aus. Rose hat einen Master-Abschluss der Winchester School of Art (University of Southampton) im Vereinigten Königreich. Sie besuchte das Ringling College of Art and Design und erhielt ihren BFA von der University of South Florida.
Roses Gemälde wurden bereits im Salvador-Dalí-Museum, beim Newark Arts Festival „Open Doors“ und in anderen Ausstellungen gezeig. Im Jahr 2019 kehrte Rose in ihre Heimatstadt und zu ihren „Banyan-Baum-Wurzeln“ in St. Petersburg, Florida, zurück. Die Veränderungen des Klimas, der
Roses Gemälde wurden bereits im Salvador-Dalí-Museum, beim Newark Arts Festival „Open Doors“ und in anderen Ausstellungen gezeig. Im Jahr 2019 kehrte Rose in ihre Heimatstadt und zu ihren „Banyan-Baum-Wurzeln“ in St. Petersburg, Florida, zurück. Die Veränderungen des Klimas, der