Predatory Symmetry
Four mirrored clusters of carnivorous plants, insects, and fleshy pink blooms form a tightly ordered radial composition against black and muted gray. Crisp ink contours, fine hatching, and flat areas of green, coral, yellow, and blue give the canvas print an illustrative, graphic surface. The symmetry feels hypnotic and slightly uncanny, creating a compelling focal point for a contemporary living room or office.
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Arielle Rosen
My art moves between the organic and the geometric, and between the beautiful, the familiar, and the strange. I explore form, symmetry, repetition, figures, and creatures, deconstructing them to build a new world—one that exists somewhere between nature, imagination, and consciousness. My process is intuitive yet obsessive in its attention to detail. I begin with an image or an idea and allow it to evolve through layers of form, pattern, and symbolism, until something emerges that feels at once familiar and subtly unsettling.
My art moves between the organic and the geometric, and between the beautiful, the familiar, and the strange. I explore form, symmetry, repetition, figures, and creatures, deconstructing them to build a new world—one that exists somewhere between nature, imagination, and consciousness. My process is intuitive yet obsessive in its attention to detail. I begin with an image or an idea and allow it to evolve through layers of form, pattern, and symbolism, until something emerges that feels at once familiar and subtly unsettling.
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