Roslynd Messinger is an award winning abstract expressionist painter. A native New Yorker, she now
lives and has her studio in South Florida. Her early inventiveness with color and texture led to a
successful career as a fashion and textile designer, with her creations featured in national publications. Her
education in fine art at Parson's in New York prompted the notable Avron Soyer, her mentor, to describe Roslynd as
an "illusionary artist." Her sensitive expressive style communicates her humanistic ideals.
A professional member of Boca Museum Artist Guild, Broward Art Guild and Florida Artists, she has exhibited in
museums, libraries and colleges, in addition to the prestigious Hortt Competition at the Carone Gallery. Roslynd's
work has recently been enthusiastically critiqued by chief curator Bonnie Clearwater of The Museum Of Contemporary
Art. The past president of the Miami Art League calls Roslynd's small paintings "small gems."
Artist's Statement
As an artist I perceive the world in all its variety and contradictions: its beauty, its struggles. My art is
my medium for expressing my perceptions and reactions. In "Someday Soon," a work in acrylic and collage, I have
expressed my solidarity with women who struggle for freedom and equality. My love of music is embodied in
"Ballroom," one of several abstract pieces with a delicate rhythm and swirling colors. I see the landscape of
the world as abstract in shadow, form, line, and color. Images of what is not there are as important as what
is. It is the mystery, the surprise, the unexpected discovery in my paintings that challenges the viewer to
search for the elements that complete the "story" in each work.
Roslynd works in her studio in Boca Raton, FL., and may be contacted at 561-699-3277 or emailed at
roz@rozarts.com. If you'd like
to see more of Roslynd's work, please visit her at www.rozarts.com.