Rosemary’s paintings are the result of a lifelong pursuit of learning how to invoke a deep, sudden, intangible feeling, such as the way the air feels before it rains or the fleeting memories after waking up from a dream. Many of her paintings begin as photographs that she takes daily, as part of an ongoing compulsion to immortalize the ephemeral beauty of her surroundings. As she paints, these images become abstracted by memory, transformed into mythological ruminations on the overlap of what is real and what we project upon the real.