Rose Haserodt is a multidisciplinary artist working in oil paint, charcoal and chalk pastel. Her emotionally charged work blends cubist abstraction with lifelike figures in symbolic natural settings. Themes of trauma, memory and resilience emerge through layered imagery and metaphor. Often calling her pieces “implicit works,” she favors emotional resonance over explicit narrative. Influenced by artists like Frida Kahlo, Alice Neel, and Tschabalala Self, Rose fuses expressive portraiture with surreal, metaphorical landscapes. Her painterly use of dry media yields bold, atmospheric drawings. Shaped by mentorship, community and a deep connection to nature, her work reflects solitude, introspection, and a search for shared humanity in a divided world.
