A solo installation of seven large-scale paintings will be featured at River Valley Ranch in Carbondale, CO in June 2025. Many of the works feature abstract imagery of cactus and coral. An artist meet & greet is scheduled for Tuesday, June 17, 5:30-7pm.

These three paintings were on display in FUNGI, an international juried exhibit at the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition, presented with Brooklyn Mushroom, in June 2025. The exhibition celebrated the strange and beautiful world of fungi through contemporary art.

The "Coral" series of mixed media paintings on canvas from 2024-2025 includes: 1. "Coral," 60 x 46 x 1.5," 2024 (in a private collection in Wilmington, NC) 2. "Coral No. 2," 42 x 32 x 1.5," 2025 3. "Coral No. 3," 42 x 32 x 1.5," 2025

Works completed during residency with NG Creative in Maussane, France in Provence, May-June 2024

The "Blue" series of mixed media paintings on canvas from 2023 centers on my Ukrainian-American identity, using imagery from my childhood as a way to honor my grandmother and the warmth she brought into my life. The series of six abstract paintings is anchored by "Blue," 38 x 38 x 2.5" framed, the largest, and includes five 10 x 10 x 1.5" studies. "Blue Series No. 1" and "Blue Series No. 5" are in a private collection in Brooklyn, NY.

I love the textures and patterns and colors found on fungi and lichen. I've photographed these organisms all over the world. Magnified through the lens of a camera, details on fungi and lichen become fantastical and invite abstraction. When I paint, my goal is not to replicate what I see. Nature is already perfect as it exists to me. I'm exploring how paint expounds on colors, textures and forms to reimagine what is seen. Lichen transforms into an underwater landscape.

Each original artwork in Rêverie is a glimpse into life in Provence—studies of twisted olive trees, still lifes of fruit from the market, botanical explorations and views of Aleppo pines growing in the limestone cliffs of the Calanques. The dreamscapes are Rossi's musings from art residency in Maussane, France, May-June 2024.

This series of six unique canvas panels was created at Anderson Ranch Arts Center following a 2022 studio intensive with artist Leslie Shows. The imagery in this series originates from details of my painting "Magenta," which were UV printed onto raw canvas and then further abstracted with acrylic paint. The saturated image contrasts with the surrounding raw canvas, evoking the aesthetic of a Japanese hanging scroll. This format references my time living in Tokyo as a teenager. Each piece is installed with wooden dowels at the top and bottom.