Rosha Nutt

Rosha Nutt is a London-based painter and printmaker whose work explores the intersection of pop art and organic abstraction. Her process involves sourcing high-quality, beautiful, and sometimes unusual flowers. She photographs them at different stages of their life and digitally processes them, making arrangements on screen much like a florist would. The digital compositions then inform a painting and are used to make the positives for screen-printing. The process of taking the work from the screen and into a physical action adds a richness and depth and is integral to the look and feel of her final work.

After earning her BA in Fine Art in 2000, she embarked on a successful career as an advertising art director, collaborating with industry icons like Rankin, Kate Moss, and Sam McKnight. This background continues to inform her bold use of colour and graphic composition.

Her recent series, ‘Flowerbeds’ draws inspiration from British gardens such as Kew, Houghton Hall, and Sandringham, layering acrylic and pastel to evoke the sensory memory of place. Her cyanotype ‘October Posy’ was exhibited at the Royal Cambrian Academy, and her work has been acquired by collectors including The Dorchester Hotel in London.

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