Represented by Hespe Gallery
Amberlee Rosolowich, age.29 Lives and works in San Francisco CA.
Art education: Academy of Art University of San Francisco
"Seriously".. no i dont take myself that seriously- i like to think of myself as a quirky, kind of nerdy, and silly person, who likes the importance of laughing at oneself and with others, while my serious side can sometimes be heavy but calm and quiet. I enjoy smushing my ideas, playfulness, and personality around to create my bodies of work.
Amberlee Rosolowich was born in Canada, and raised on the island of Oahu, Hawaii as one of seven children in a predominantly Hawaiian-Japanese blended family. Looking the most opposite in the family, and of her school surroundings, fitting in wasen't an easy step to find. After the death of her father’s second wife, drawing and painting grew as an avenue to feel comfortable to express her emotions and confusion of happiness and frustration. Painting is her way to express her intake and observations of the worlds odd balance of happiness and struggle.
Excited by the colorfulness of Wayne Thiebaud, the quiet intensity of Raimonds Staprans, and the progressive and thoughtfulness of Kevin Moore are all tremendous influences on Amberlee’s style and choice of work.
Art education: Academy of Art University of San Francisco
"Seriously".. no i dont take myself that seriously- i like to think of myself as a quirky, kind of nerdy, and silly person, who likes the importance of laughing at oneself and with others, while my serious side can sometimes be heavy but calm and quiet. I enjoy smushing my ideas, playfulness, and personality around to create my bodies of work.
Amberlee Rosolowich was born in Canada, and raised on the island of Oahu, Hawaii as one of seven children in a predominantly Hawaiian-Japanese blended family. Looking the most opposite in the family, and of her school surroundings, fitting in wasen't an easy step to find. After the death of her father’s second wife, drawing and painting grew as an avenue to feel comfortable to express her emotions and confusion of happiness and frustration. Painting is her way to express her intake and observations of the worlds odd balance of happiness and struggle.
Excited by the colorfulness of Wayne Thiebaud, the quiet intensity of Raimonds Staprans, and the progressive and thoughtfulness of Kevin Moore are all tremendous influences on Amberlee’s style and choice of work.
