Process
Glynn Rosenberg’s murals and illustrations help brands differentiate themselves with unique one-of-a-kind works of art.
Working with an artist is an impactful investment for many different types of businesses. Glynn’s process starts with an introductory call to get an idea of your specific needs. Each client gets to choose from multiple design options and client feedback influences the final design.
In the studio, Rosenberg focuses on symbolism that references their experiences of gender.
Glynn Rosenberg draws from their experience as a non-binary person to create works that reflect on the meaning of femininity and gender. What does it say for a non-binary artist to use images that invoke femininity? Rosenberg is fascinated by the juxtaposition gender fluidity and imagery associated with woman and femininity.
Plants become references to broader human impact on global balance.
Rosenberg also uses plant symbolism to comment on human impact on the environment; threatened and rare species can be found throughout their work. They also paint invasive species as symbols for globalization and the impacts of colonization on natural ecosystems.
