MEET THE ARTIST | ABOUT ULTRA CONTEMPORARY ARTIST ROSE EADS

 ABOUT ROSE EADS .;. AN INTRODUCTION TO UK FEMALE PAINTER ROSE EADS

Rose Eads lives and works on the jurassic coastline of the United Kingdom. She received a National Diploma at the Arts University Bournemouth studying (BA)Hons Illustration. She also received a Foundation Degree in Illustration and Graphic Design.

“Our relationship with water fascinates me. It is the root of all that we are. From birth, to human physical life. Protected in water in the womb. Life giving, to the plants, the animals, to us.

An endless cycle from air, to land, to sea, to air once again, Invisible to the eye, but always constant. There’s something magical about using rainwater from the Jurassic Dorset Coastline in my work. The land here is filled with ancient fossils, millions of years old. Rainwater filters down through the rock, returning to the sky. Using rainwater in my painting’s, help capture the history of the Earth long forgotten, fossilised thoughts on paper

Working in this way allows for a deeper connection with the Earth, bringing the outdoors into your living space."

UK based ultra-contemporary Artist Rose Eads translates a lost language of the Earth, using watercolour, graphite and oil pencil. Painting auras, energy and sensory like imagery, derived from the patterns and colours in nature, she resurrects a forgotten deep rooted connection with the Earth and Water.

Her work explores a harnessed energy of internal thoughts, painting eyes of our Earth, auras, energy fields, imagined galaxies, cells, unique painted codes, abstract landscapes and dreamscapes, all created with the planets most life giving ingredient - Water.

Through measured time and exploration, Rose endlessly explores new ways of painting pigments onto paper, blending the boundaries intuitive painting and all she has learned throughout her creative studio practice.

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