ROSE CAMERON is the artist behind ‘Interwoven States.’
Rose and her parents left the Philippines due to the political turmoil and instability, and moved to the United States when she was 12 years of age. She was told to pack a small bag of belongings, and nothing else, and left the country she loved, her older siblings, and the idyllic and magical memories of her childhood, with no plans to return or reunite in the future. Displaced and discriminated in her new country, she was “forced” to bury her past.
Rose built a new life, advancing through education, successful careers and raising a family. She received her Fine Arts and Art History degrees in Rutgers Mason Gross School of the Arts. She continued her studies at FIT and Parsons School of Design to learn architecture, interior design and marketing and with this learning, she worked in fashion, design and advertising, receiving several industry awards and media recognition. Her love for creating and the arts remained and became her only means to quietly remember her past. She worked privately and developing pieces themed around the hard lives of women and children in Asia and war torn countries, and curated art exhibitions for the White House, in collaboration with the former First Lady Michele Obama.
Rose resides in Brooklyn and Sag Harbor NY, a mother of two young adults, and is now a full-time artist, balancing her time between New York and Southeast Asia. She is represented by Sara Nightingale Gallery (NY), ISA Art (Indonesia), MONO8 and Art House (Philippines) and has exhibited in NY, Miami, Houston, Los Angeles and abroad including Venice, Paris, Barcelona, Florence, Jakarta and Singapore in various solo/group shows, museums and international art fairs. This new year, Rose will be debuting in Manila Philippines with three exhibitions, including Art Fair Philippines 2025.