Francisca Rosner is an Amsterdam-based visual artist. She started out as a photographer and gradually moved her practice to paintings and sculptures. Her fascination for the interdisciplinary is tangible in her works of art. The knowledge she gains in one medium, is used to take new steps in the other. This way, she places herself in between multiple disciplines and comes across the limits of the different materials she encompasses in her works. Rosner embraces these limitations by crossing the formal boundaries. This results in layered, almost transcendental works with subtle and less subtle contrasts in color and form. These contrasting elements provide multiple perspectives for the spectator.
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2019 Dutch Design Week, Eindhoven
2019 Culturele Hoofdstad Leeuwarden
2015 Galerie Zoetermeer, 5×5 small art.
2013 Galerie Ann’s Art, Groningen
2011 ‘De Gespiegelde vrouw’, Arti Gallery, Amsterdam
2010 Galerie Ann’s Art, Groningen
2008 ‘Wonderwall &I t’s a wonderful life’, Winston Hotel, Amsterdam
Gallery Ann’s Art, Groningen ,
AIR’ artist in residence in Zeeburg, Amsterdam
2006 Galerie Huize Erica, Bennekom
‘Zomer’, Galerie Ann’s Art, Groningen
2005 ‘Landschappen aan de gracht’, Gallery Chiellerie, Amsterdam
2001 ‘Vrouw en vrouwen’, Galerie 21/2×41/2, Amsterdam
GROUPSHOWS
2013 Galerie Ann’s Art, Groningen
Kulter Artspace, #25 Amsterdam
Arti Gallery, Arti et Amicitiae, Amsterdam
2009 ‘Illumelas High Arts: Unity of Opposites’, Gallery De Chiellerie, Amsterdam
2008 ‘Hebban olla vogala’, Galerie Ann’s Art, Groningen
2007 Stedelijk Museum, Andy Warhol Gallery
‘Me, myself and I’, Arti et Amicitiae, Amsterdam/Hamburg (NL/GE)
2006 Zomerexpo, Kunstkerk, Amsterdam
Saatchigallery. co.uk , Londen (UK)
2005 ‘Me, myself and I’ Arti et Amicitiae, Amsterdam/Hamburg (NL/GE)
‘Azzano’, Perugia, (IT)
2003 ‘Art in de Park’, Hortus Botanicus, Amsterdam
‘Numbers only’, Gallery Arti et Amicitiae, Amsterdam
‘Nivea’, galerie W139, duo exhibition with Eva Crebolder, Amsterdam
2002 Rode Loper Festival, Watergraafsmeer
Amsterdam Zmelts, Don Bosco Studio’s, Amsterdam
2000 ‘The cultural body’, participating artists: Dinie Besems,Petra Hartman, Anya Janssen, Museum voor Volkenkunde, Nijmegen