Rosa Alice's work in a styled room
Rosa Alice portrait
Artist

Rosa Alice

Rosa Alice blends traditional and digital mediums to explore the connection between perception and constructed identity.

0 Works
Browse Works Read More

Works by Rosa Alice

Explore by theme

Featured Set

Includes works by Rosa

Glimpses Unseen — gallery wall

Glimpses Unseen

3 Prints · Ready to Frame

These works share a thematic focus on hidden perspectives and the act of seeing or not seeing, often with an introspective or slightly melancholic palette. — ‘Eyes without a face’, ‘with two eyes’ and ‘Your eyes sought mine’.

$0$0 per piece
Shop the Set

About Rosa

Every sale pays Rosa directly.A meaningful share of each purchase goes to the artist.

Rosa Alice explores the concept of identity through the lens of portraiture. Her practice involves a tactile interplay of texture, line, and rough edges, where paint and torn paper meet in complex layers. Drawing from pop culture and design, she builds compositions that invite viewers to consider how we perceive ourselves and others. With a background in film and digital imagery, Alice purposefully merges traditional and digital mediums. She completed her undergraduate studies at Deakin University in Melbourne and earned a Master of Film and Digital Image from the University of Sydney. This academic foundation supports her investigation into the relationship between perception and constructed identity.

Visual voice

Her work is defined by a fusion of line art, photography, and graphic design. She utilizes physical textures like torn paper and paint alongside digital layers to create depth and a sense of raw, unrefined edges.
Layered TexturesMixed Media PortraiturePop Culture InfluenceDigital-Traditional FusionLine Art

Good to Know

What mediums does Rosa Alice use?

She uses a mix of traditional and digital techniques, including paint, torn paper, line art, and photography.

What is the main focus of her work?

Her art investigates the concept of identity through the lens of portraiture and layered compositions.

Where did the artist receive her training?

She earned her undergraduate degree at Deakin University in Melbourne and a Master of Film and Digital Image at the University of Sydney.

What influences her aesthetic?

Her style is shaped by pop culture, design, photography, and the interplay of rough, tactile textures.

Your Room

See Rosa's work in your space.

Upload a room photo and we’ll show you exactly which of Rosa’s pieces belong on your wall — matched to your colors, your light, and your layout.

Try Picasso

Upload your room