Rose Shuckburgh (b. 1997 London, England) is a mid-Wales based artist whose practice encompasses painting, printmaking, and film. She graduated in 2020 from City and Guilds of London Art School, and in 2019 was a recipient of The Richard Ford Award, allowing her to travel to The Prado Museum in Madrid to study its collection of works. In November 2021, Rose completed a residency at Casa Balandra in Mallorca, Spain.

Rose’s recent work depicts a personal and emotional response to place, centring around the experience of the lone figure isolated within their surroundings, and the energy created from two forms meeting. This push and pull between isolation and connection is a constant dialogue throughout her work. Spending time in the natural landscape, with standing stones, or rock or land formations moulded over time, she felt as if she were in the presence of another body, one that was filled with the memories and emotions of that place. Moving between representation and abstraction, these forms and the human figure are depicted as vessels of feeling, placed within a charged stillness. Rose’s work catalogues a sense of familiarity and of the passing of time in relation to the place she grew up in The Elan Valley, Wales.