Artist William Rosewood (b. 1992) invites us to see the almost indestructible power of nature. The rebellious Willem de Kooning Academy artist uses unique precision techniques to depict this beauty and richness. His work has an international clientele: purchased by, among others, private collectors and through exhibitions in the UAE, London, Paris, Amsterdam, Cape Town, Brussels, Art Basel, Frieze Art Fair, and the Huygens Museum.
One panel occupies William for three months; 10,000 handmade petals – 625 daisies. 

“π = ∞” These paintings symbolize the core of humanity. William embraced the thought of how humans are all the same yet still differ from each other.

To show that your still unique in this world The Tancho Koi Fish represents yourself, all Koi swim in the same pond or for ourself the world. “π = ∞” like the World in the Universe is endless. Back to the world and all living species on it. So different but yet the same.

In 2016, I began work on my third collection, She Loves Me She Loves Me Not (SLMSLMN). I worked for more than six months on a gigantic triptych, three two-square-meter works painted with thousands of daisies. Day and night I was busy painting the tiny flowers on the canvases, providing each flower with a golden center.
In addition to nature, repeating patterns are also a recurring, overarching factor in my work. SLMSLMN and PI=INFINITY have this repetitive, almost minimalist, in common. The infinitely swimming koi fish of PI=INFINITY have given way to daisies in SLMSLMN.