According to the Internet:
“Rosie Cole is a vibrant and community-oriented artist based in Cavan, Ireland. Originally from London, she has been an active part of the Irish art scene for over 13 years. Cole’s artistic practice is characterized by her use of bright colors and meaningful themes, with a particular focus on public murals and willow sculptures.
Cole’s art is described as “bright and meaningful”, reflecting her passion for sharing the creative process with people of all ages. She specializes in public murals, willow sculptures, painting, and sculpture making. Her work often incorporates natural materials and encourages creative spontaneity.
Rosie is deeply involved in community art projects and education. She facilitates workshops, including collaborations with Cavan Youth Reach learners, and has participated in the Cavan Arts Festival, contributing to “Art in the Park” events. She has also worked as an artist-in-residence at Killygarry National School, where she helped build a Sensory Walk, Outdoor Stage, and Music Wall with the pupils.
Notable projects include a large-scale, boldly colored mural on the Carrigallen Road in Killeshandra, adding a bright welcome to the town. In 2020, Cole shared her experiences as an artist during the COVID-19 pandemic, discussing how it brought “change, clarity, and confusion” to her work. Despite the challenges, she continued to engage in various projects, adapting to new formats such as online workshops and developing willow sculptures for schools.
Cole studied Art and Design in London before moving to Ireland. Throughout her career, she has continuously expanded her skill set, learning various techniques in art, sign writing, and prop design. Her work demonstrates a strong connection to nature and its cycles, which she uses to inspire and provide meaningful experiences for communities through her art.
As an active member of the Irish art community, Rosie Cole continues to contribute to the cultural landscape of Cavan and beyond, inspiring creativity and fostering connections through her vibrant and engaging artistic practice.”
