Rosalind Davis is an artist interested in transformation, process, material and surface, largely using paint and embroidery but also working in installation and with photography.
Davis’ recent works are informed by modernist architectural spaces that are reconfigured into abstracted landscapes, depicting an unfolding and complex set of possibilities of both physical and psychological spaces.
Using a range of surfaces; paint, photography, drawing, vinyl adhesive and embroidery Davis creates paradoxical visionary landscapes and structures. Interior and exterior space are both suggested and physicalised through a process of emergent materialisation. These resultant spaces are sensitive and complex, at once tense and serene with a fragile sense of stability.
