Rosetta is an invitational exhibition that draws upon the timeless motif of the rose—fragile yet enduring, symbolic yet personal. A single cutting, a brooch, a poem, a song, or a story can each stand as a quiet tribute to the rose, reflecting its beauty, mystery, and resonance across cultures and histories.

This theme, carried for many years, is both deeply symbolic and intentionally open. Each invited artist has been chosen for their ability to engage with the idea of the rose in a way that feels authentic to their practice—whether through symbolism, ornament, or something more poetic and unexpected.

Curated by Melissa Grisancich, the exhibition brings together artworks spanning woodwork, needlecraft, ceramics, metalwork, painting, photography, drawing, and sculpture. Together, they form a multi-faceted garden of interpretations—personal tributes that unfold as both intimate gestures and collective reflections on what the rose continues to mean.