About Francisca Rosner

Francisca Rosner is a multidisciplinary visual artist based in Amsterdam. She works across painting, photography, sculpture, and textile-based installations. Her practice spans layered oil paintings, analog and digital photography, mixed media objects, stitched textiles, and conceptual installations involving light and color.

Rosner is best known for her atmospheric color compositions, often with a dreamlike or poetic quality. Her work explores perception, memory, and the emotional resonance of materials through a refined interplay of color, texture, and form. She often reflects on sensory experience and the materiality of light, blending abstraction with suggestive figuration and layering techniques.

Her recent and past projects include:

• The Blue Zone (2024), in collaboration with the Van Eesteren Museum
• The Digital Forest (2009), a traveling installation in collaboration with the Stedelijk Museum
  Groen (2010), a community-based project on awareness of the color green
  Radio Red (2004), a spoken word and visual research project in collaboration with Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
  Art and the City (2014–2025), a self-initiated educational institute active in seven Dutch cities.
  

Exhibitions and Collections

Francisca Rosner has exhibited widely in the Netherlands and abroad, in both solo and group exhibitions, at art fairs, museums, and community-driven art festivals. Her work is part of several public and private collections, including:

• Rijkswaterstaat, Den Haag
• PWC, Breda
• Oxxio, Hilversum
• Be Informed, Apeldoorn
• Various private collectors

Upcoming Exhibitions

You are so welcome! – Galerie Sophie
Opening on 23 May 2025 during Hoogtij #81. This duo exhibition brings together artists who have previously exhibited at Galerie Sophie and introduces them to a new generation of artists. The show runs from 23 May to 22 June 2025.

CBK Zomersalon 2025 – Amsterdam 750 jaar
Group exhibition from 12 July to 23 August 2025 at CBK Amsterdam, celebrating the 750th anniversary of the city. Artists are invited to reflect on the city’s cultural, historical, and social richness.

Blauwe Zone Festival – Nieuw-West, Amsterdam
Taking place on 5 and 6 July 2025, this multidisciplinary art festival explores the poetic and conceptual meaning of “blue” in a variety of forms. The second edition builds on a strong first outing, connecting artists and audiences across Amsterdam Nieuw-West.