'Greta' is a hand painted piece by Rosie Emerson. From a limited edition of 20, this print is signed and numbered by the artist.
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ARTIST STORY
Rosie lives and works in Worthing, UK, and is a printmaker. We love the way she primarily represents the female form while adding unusual materials such as charcoal powder or ash to create texture on her screenprints.
Rosie lives and works in Worthing, UK, and is a printmaker. We love the way she primarily represents the female form while adding unusual materials such as charcoal powder or ash to create texture on her screenprints.
Rosie studied Fine Art at Kingston University and has exhibited in the UK and abroad. She has been commissioned by various brands, including Sony, Triumph Underwear, Redbull, P&O Cruises, Toms, and Annoushka jewellery. She was the artist in residence at Somerset House and once held the Guinness World record for creating the largest cyanotype photograph. We’ve been working with Rosie since 2015.
We love that Rosie's artworks hold a vintage quality, as if they are lost relics from the past. Her whimsical art often depicts elegant women or intriguing landscapes in sepia tones that are reminiscent of old photographs. We particularly love how Rosie uses unfamiliar objects like netting for dresses and butterflies for hair to create unique compositions that leave you wondering what stories these women have to tell us.
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We caught up with Rosie Emerson to discuss her work style, inclusion of unusual materials, and what’s next! AR: When did you realise you wanted to become an artist? Rosie: I’ve never stopped making art since I was a child. Art has always felt like my native tongue. Being dyslexic, I struggled a bit at school, but art was always my strength and solace. I had other jobs in my early career, but I feel incredibly lucky to make a living from doing it now. AR: Is there any particular artwork or artist that has changed the way you view ...
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