Defined by clean lines, geometric form and sculptural qualities, Rosina's work is created to evoke images of the urban landscape and brutalist architectural design.

Rosina developed her creative voice and skills at Edinburgh College of Art Jewellery and Silversmithing department and Bishopsland Educational Trust which has led her to create statement wearable pieces using a range of materials including steel, resin, gold and silver. She now works from her shared studio Cockpit Arts, Bloomsbury, kindly supported by the Newby Trust Award.

Finding beauty in transformation is core to Rosina's designs, having watched the shadows and light morph around architectural structures. She makes pieces which tow the line between sculptural and wearable pieces each one unique in their design. Her work often moves, changes and connects. Combining precious and non-precious elements to reflect the steel structures of the buildings she is inspired by as well as allowing her to enjoy her creative practice as a form of play and invention, with the aim of creating work which conjures visions of geometric and architectural forms.