Emily Roser
Artist Statement
Emily’s work preserves delicate moments that celebrate the natural world and life’s quieter joys. She often paints objects that mark a moment in time—an old book, a faded vase, or a hand-me-down tea set—using fine detail and carefully considered compositions. Her paintings invite reflection, sparking feelings of comfort, nostalgia, and delight as viewers are drawn into the stories held by familiar objects.
Biography
Emily Roser is a still life artist based in the bayside suburb of Williamstown, Naarm (Melbourne). Growing up in rural Queensland, she developed an early appreciation for nature, simple pleasures, and the stories held in everyday objects. Her detailed oil and acrylic works capture the quiet beauty of Australian native flowers, vintage pieces, and items imbued with personal meaning. Emily joins Downlands under the collection of Aspire Gallery (Brisbane, Qld).
Influences
Emily is inspired by her rural Queensland upbringing, Australian native flora, and the sentimental power of everyday objects. Her practice explores how vintage and timeworn pieces can evoke memory, mark the passage of time, and reveal the lives of the people who owned them. By combining precision, pattern, and gentle storytelling, Emily creates works that feel personal yet universally resonant.
Awards
Finalist, 'Pallette Project's Art Prize', Gallery Alchemy | 2025 Finalist, 'Petite Pieces', Aspire Gallery | 2025
Exhibitions
Affordable Art Fair (Melbourne), Aspire Gallery | 2025 "Rustle", Aspire Gallery | 2025