About

Hanna Rose is an Australian abstract artist, based in Melbourne. A graduate Bachelor Fine Arts, RMIT, her work examines how emotional memory can be expressed through colour and signature like brushstrokes.  

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"My primary objective is to paint from emotional memory, channelling my inner child - the most authentic and uninhibited version of my creative self. 

I am particularly interested in how environments make us feel. Specifically, moments and places that bring comfort and how that can imprint on our memory.

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I have an obsession with brushstrokes and the compositional tension between colour and texture.

My practice is driven by spontaneity, intuition and the need to work a painting until I feel it is completely harmonious but still challenges the status quo. 

I have studied at length and am naturally drawn to abstract expressionism - it is a language to me. I am strongly influenced by founders Willem de Kooning, Joan Mitchell and Grace Hartigan and later Phillip Guston."

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Hanna's works feature in Australian and international collections.

She is based in Armadale, Victoria, Australia