ROXSMITH

Roxsmith is a visual artist whose practice explores complex patterns, sequences, and textures to reflect personal experiences and everyday life. Her work often transforms ordinary objects and moments into layered, abstract compositions that contain hidden representations and narrative depth. Through careful structuring and repetition, Roxsmith’s art conveys both intricacy and emotion, creating visually compelling pieces that invite closer inspection.

Supported by ACE DYCP funding in 2024, she continues to develop a practice that balances pattern, abstraction, and storytelling, producing work that is both conceptually rich and aesthetically engaging.

Close-up of a sticker or label with text that reads 'Protest' or similar, partly obscured, with a rough background texture and some graffiti or markings nearby.

Roxsmith’s work emphasizes abstraction, texture, and hidden narratives, translating lived experience into detailed, visually engaging compositions that encourage thoughtful viewing and exploration.

Colorful abstract drawing with overlapping scribbles and grid patterns in red, green, purple, and black.
Assorted colorful paper circles and doodles arranged on a surface, featuring overlapping circles and squiggly lines in shades of blue, green, purple, brown, and gray.
A colorful abstract drawing made with various colored markers on paper. The drawing features a large section of red crosshatching on the right, a vertical line of pink loops and swirls on the left, and some green and purple circular and squiggly line
A whiteboard with colorful marker scribbles in blue, yellow, orange, and green, with a black border at the top and a small green object on the floor below.

Timeline

  • 2025

    Group show at Rugby Art Gallery and Museum ARC alongside Jason Wilsher Mills

  • 2024

    ACE DYCP-funded project