Natasha Ros

Studio Ros · Seattle

Beauty in impermanence, beauty in death and decay, beauty in the dark and shadowy parts of life.

This is what my art tries to capture, as ineffable and fleeting as it may be.

I have been making art since I was old enough to have memories, experimenting with every medium imaginable. In 2018, during an Artist Assistant internship at Gray Sky Gallery in Seattle, I got trained in resin art. I fell in love with it then and there, and have been working with it since.

By incorporating preserved plants, critters, and spider webs — all carefully and ethically sourced, so please message me with any questions — I find connection for myself, and the viewer, to the cycles and beauty of nature.

To the moments that would otherwise get lost in time: a glimmer of dew on a spiderweb when the sun hits it just right, blackberry flowers blooming delicately before they dry and wither, the beauty found in plants that people label as weeds and do their best to destroy — only for them to persevere.

Welcome to my world. I'm glad you're here.