Painting by Rosa Matalone 56 Artworks Sold

Procession in Bloom

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

120cm (W) x 100cm (H) x 2cm (D)

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Artwork Description

A rhythmic procession of elongated figures and ceremonial horses unfolds within a flourishing
landscape of wild florals and symbolic sun motifs.

Drawing on ancient Egyptian aesthetics and contemporary abstraction, this work merges structured form with expressive spontaneity.

Layered textures, confident line work, and a vibrant yet balanced palette create a sense of movement and quiet ritual. The repetition of figures suggests unity and shared journey, while the surrounding blooms evoke renewal and feminine vitality.

Both playful and reverent, Procession in Bloom is a statement piece — rich in narrative, symbolism, and emotional presence — designed to bring colour, story, and depth into a curated contemporary space.

Original artwork on canvas Signed and ready to hang

Artist Bio

Based in Melbourne, Rosa is a contemporary abstract artist specializing in mixed media on canvas. Working from her home studio, she finds true joy in the creative process, constantly exploring new textures, materials, and techniques.

Her work is characterized by dynamic layering, gestural strokes, and an intuitive balance between structure and spontaneity.

Faces and eyes are recurring elements in her art—an instinctive motif that has been with her since childhood. Influenced by Frida Kahlo , Picasso, Basquiat, and ancient Egyptian art, Rosa’s pieces blend modern abstraction with a sense of history and symbolism.

An animal lover and passionate creator, Rosa has successfully sold her work through art fairs, her Facebook page, and her website: www.kexpressionism.art.

Her pieces continue to attract collectors drawn to their raw emotion, depth, and tactile quality.

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Rosa's studio is in Melbourne