Ros Koch Art Solo Exhibition

11/01/2022

Hello to all my UK customers! Wishing you the very best for this New Year ahead. What better way to celebrate than by a big Spring Sale to wrap up winter? Drop me a line if you don't want to miss out and want me to add you to the mailing list.

11/01/2022

UK 'Spring Sale' coming soon...
..please let me know if you want to be added to the mailing list. It'll take me the rest of UK winter to put the catalogue together 😁

11/05/2020

Hello and welcome to all newcomers!

This page has seen an unexpected rise in new visitors ...and I feel I owe it to all of you to say a BIG THANK YOU for finding my work here in the UK.

Although this exhibition has now ended, some of what you see here is *still available* for purchase so please DM if you are interested and I will do my best to get the artwork delivered to you within the fastest possible time.

(If you SHARE my page with a friend and tag me, I might just dish out a 10% discount on your first order! That actually a promise. I just didn’t want to sound pushy 😉)

23/02/2018

Spot the one who still thinks it’s summer :)

Down in the cellar with my sibs... Averys reuniting for birthday next week

23/02/2018

“Don’t soak”
Giclée print on Hahnemuhle watercolor paper.
Limited edition of 20.
£100 framed / £55 unframed.

Part of the Colour Run series.

Particularly ironic / appropriate as the Western Cape, where I live, is suffering from a severe drought.

23/02/2018

“Memory river"
2017
Oil on canvas
£300

This is one of my favourite pieces in the show. It’s a little painting of my daughter, Samantha, gazing into the depths of the River Cherwell. More impressionistic than other pieces in the show, an acknowledgement that magic moments have their very essence tied to the fact that they are magic because we cannot hold onto forever. Do we ever feel time passing? Or only do we only feel it once it has passed?

A trip down 'memory lane' for us as we had the opportunity to take our children to the place where we, their parents, first met. But the ‘river’ seemed a much better reflection of the nature of the memories.

23/02/2018

The “Terroir Mare” series.
Four square canvases, depicting the terroir / ground. But rather than the soil one finds in a Vineyard: the ‘soil’ where the earth meets the sea.
Pebbles. Shells. Seaglass and pottery fragments. Pieces of plastic. A subtle but seemingly contradictory challenge: to see beauty all around us.. but also to consider our impact on our environment and what we - and others before us - have left behind.

Each canvas £150

22/02/2018

The Colour Run series

Limited editions of 20.
Giclée prints
£100 framed / £55 unframed

21/02/2018

“Looking back”
Giclée print of Red Wine painting on paper
£60

This painting catches a young ballerina, musing on her past performances. The composition hints at her fond memories but is also tinged with sadness, acknowledging the fleeting nature of a dancer’s career. The figure is intentionally incomplete, intimating how age frays each of us at the edges, and – in the case of a dancer – emphasising the importance of the legs by their conspicuous absence. The use of red wine as a medium is similarly intended to alert the viewer to the truth that each of us slowly fades over time.

There are some other original wine-made art on show. See if you can spot them in the background!

21/02/2018

There are some sneaky little bugs in the line up too! Ever wondered what is the difference is between a wasp and a hornet?

Various wildlife illustrations

Watercolour on paper
£125

21/02/2018

“Acceptance”
Charcoal on paper
SOLD

Giclée prints available on request POA

21/02/2018

The backbone of the exhibition: my family

The centre pieces: the Vineyard series

Quadtych
Oil on canvas
£1600