Charlotte Roseberry

“My practice uses abstraction to give form to inner experience. Working with shape, colour and space, I create pared-back compositions that express emotions and states of being that resist language.

Recurring motifs such as portals and windows suggest transition, distance and introspection. Through reduction and abstraction, the paintings become quiet psychological landscapes.”

Born in 1989, Sunderland, North East England

Charlotte Roseberry graduated from Edinburgh College of Art with a First Class Honours degree in 2013 and lives and works in the Scottish Borders.

She has exhibited widely across the UK and internationally, including the Royal Scottish Academy Annual Exhibition and several solo exhibitions. Her work has been shown at The Biscuit Factory, Tatha Gallery, Kirkcudbright Galleries and Upright Gallery.

Selected works have featured in Soho Home interiors spaces in London, New York and Los Angeles. She has recently collaborated with British Airways on a campaign championing British Artists, & her work is held in private collections internationally.

Roseberry is the recipient of the Andrew Grant Bequest Scholarship, the Bothy Project Prize and the Edinburgh University Collections Prize. She has been featured in The Catlin Guide: New Artists in the UK and New Scottish Artists at the Fleming Collection, London.