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ARTIST: Rozer
Rozer is a Spanish artist whose paintings are characterized by their texture and vibrancy, and they are now found in private collections around the world. Rozer's incredible talent and technique were nurtured by Dolores Diez de Sollano, a disciple of the revered modern master Diego Rivera.

Just the Two of Us, oil on canvas triptych, 40" h x 90" w
40x90
30x40
![]() Encuentro de Primavera30" h x 40" w | ![]() Visual Poem of Spring30" h x 40" w | ![]() Lovers in the Woods30" h x 40" w |
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![]() Spring Song30" h x 40" w | ![]() Faith and Hope30" h x 40" w | ![]() Yearning for Adventure30" h x 40" w |
![]() Golden Dream30" h x 40" w |
36x48

Visual Splendor, 36" h x 48" w

Bosque Rojo, 36" h x 48" w
10 x 10
Shadowbox Frames
![]() Red in the Wood16" h x 16" w, 20" h x 20" w framed | ![]() The Beauty of Earth16" h x 16" w, 20" h x 20" w framed | ![]() Sun Reflection16" h x 16" w, 20" h x 20" w framed |
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![]() Summer Emerald16" h x 16" w, 20" h x 20" w framed | ![]() Luz de Verano16" h x 16" w, 20" h x 20" w framed | ![]() Poema Visual16" h x 16" w, 20" h x 20" w framed |
![]() Esplendida Naturaleza16" h x 16" w, 20" h x 20" w framed |
Artist Biography
The Tree as Inner Life
"Painting a tree on canvas has been one of the most beautiful experiences: as simple, as majestic. It is a tribute to Nature for what it represents."- Rozer
Rozer's family is from Spain and went on to study at the prestigious San Carlos Academy of Art in Mexico City. It was there where she apprenticed under the artist Dolores Diez de Sollano who was a student of the revered modern master, Diego Rivera. Her incredible talent and technique was nurtured in the apprenticeship.
Rozer has 45 years of experience in oil painting, and has exhibited her work internationally and now exclusively at Galerie Elektra. This collection features her series on trees, the paintings of which she says have been one of the most beautiful experiences in her life, simple and majestic, and representing her tribute to nature.
With every brushstroke, she transforms paint into the light - and the light bounces back encompassing the fullness of the tree, and draws the viewer into the stunning composition.
Her trees symbolically offers a sense of permanence because they are so strongly rooted in the ground and yet, at the same time, the branches lift into the air to give a feeling of lightness.
The artwork of Rozer, renowned for its texture and vibrancy, is now found in private collections in her native Spain, Puerto Rico, England, Canada, Germany, Japan, Argentina, Mexico, France, New Zealand, Australia, Ireland, and the U.S.
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