Born in Italy, Rosso has lived and worked in London since 2004. She holds a Masters in International Communications and Human Rights from the City University of London (UK) and worked in marketing and advertising before changing her career direction to the arts visual. Her work has been featured in Colossal, Evolved Mag, MyModernMet, Artists & Illustrator; The Artist's Magazine, etc. and on the cover of Arena Magazine (Australia) and is currently held in private collections worldwide. She is currently represented by Sugarlift (New York, USA) and ZebraOne (London, UK). Finalist at the “Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize” 2021; winning the “Jackson Open Painting Prize 2019 (JOPP2019)” for the Portrait/Figure category; “The Harbor Gallery Award” and “The Artist's Exhibition Award” (TALP Open 2019); “The Holly Bush Emerging Woman Painter Prize 2017” and “Emerald Winter Pride Art Award” in 2016. In portraying her, London-based artist Rosso Emerald Crimson renders female subjects who emerge through a haze of pastels and muted tones. Issues of racial justice, gender inequality, and environmental crises have all played an important role in her recent work. She instills answers to current affairs and questions about the future, which often serve as a catalyst for her own plans. / Born in Italy, Rosso has lived and worked in London since 2004. She holds a Masters in International Communication and Human Rights from City University of London (UK) and worked in marketing and advertising before changing career direction to the arts. visual. Her work has been featured in Colossal, Evolved Mag, MyModernMet, Artists & Illustrator; The Artist's Magazine, etc. and on the cover of Arena Magazine (Australia) and is currently held in private collections around the world. It is currently represented by Sugarlift (New York, USA) and ZebraOne (London, UK). Finalist at the “Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize” 2021; winning the “Jackson Open Painting Prize 2019 (JOPP2019)” for the Portrait / Figure category; the “The Harbor Gallery Award” and the “The Artist's Exhibition Award” (TALP Open 2019); “The Holly Bush Emerging Woman Painter Prize 2017” and “Emerald Winter Pride Art Award” in 2016. In his portraiture of her, the London-based artist Rosso Emerald Crimson renders female subjects that emerge through a haze of pastels and muted tones . Issues of racial justice, gender inequality and the environmental crisis have all played an important role in his recent work by him. He instills answers to current affairs and questions about the future, which often act as a catalyst for his projects.
