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Rosemary Wood-Hemm
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Rosemary’s artistic expressions range from the ethereal, capturing the dramatic play of light and shadows in her photography, to the tangible, building structures in her mosaics.
After studying film photography at UCLA, Rosemary’s photographic journey began with newborns. What distinguishes her work is getting just the right light at just the right moment, whether it’s the wrinkles and lines in the weathered face of a homeless person or the feathered expressions of a heron. Her photographs have won multiple awards.
While some photographs inspire mosaics, the designs of Rosemary's mosaics expand beyond that. Rippled glass creates texture for leaves in the trees, a woman pushes against the wind as she walks her dog on the beach, and glass flowers glow in bloom when daylight shines through them.
Originally from England, Rosemary now finds her home and artistic inspiration at the Oregon coast. When she’s not photographing or working at her home studio, you may find her teaching mosaics.
After studying film photography at UCLA, Rosemary’s photographic journey began with newborns. What distinguishes her work is getting just the right light at just the right moment, whether it’s the wrinkles and lines in the weathered face of a homeless person or the feathered expressions of a heron. Her photographs have won multiple awards.
While some photographs inspire mosaics, the designs of Rosemary's mosaics expand beyond that. Rippled glass creates texture for leaves in the trees, a woman pushes against the wind as she walks her dog on the beach, and glass flowers glow in bloom when daylight shines through them.
Originally from England, Rosemary now finds her home and artistic inspiration at the Oregon coast. When she’s not photographing or working at her home studio, you may find her teaching mosaics.
