Ferdinand Rosa

Ferdinand Rosa is a visionary artist renowned for his mesmerizing geometric abstract paintings. Drawing inspiration from the principles of mathematics and geometry, Rosa's works are a harmonious blend of precision and creativity. Born with an innate passion for the arts, he explored various forms of expression before his true calling in the world of geometric abstraction.

Rosa's paintings are a playground of intricate shapes, lines, and colors. Through meticulous planning and a keen eye for balance, he constructs composition that challenge the viewer's perception and invite contemplation. Each stroke is deliberate, and every is strategically placed, creating a sense of order and harmony within the geometric chaos.

The interplay of vibrant hues and geometric forms in Rosa's art evokes a sense of dynamism and energy. The meticulously layered colors and meticulously composed shapes, create a visual depth that captivates the audience.

Rosa's work has been showcased in exhibitions and galleries worldwide, earning him recognition from both art enthusiasts and critics alike. His geometric abstracts transcend boundaries, leaving a lasting impression on those fortunate enough to witness his artistry. With exceptional talent and unwaverin...

MFA in Painting,1997

Selected Solo Exhibitions:
2023 Brenau University, “Excerpts in Paint,” Gainesville, Georgia
2022 Quinlan Art Center, “Excerpts in Paint,” Gainesville, Georgia
2008 Fay Gold Gallery, “Tribal Passages,” Atlanta, Georgia.
2006 Naomi Silva Gallery. “San Miguel Series.” Atlanta, Georgia.
2005 Naomi Silva, “New Work,” Atlanta, Georgia.
2005 Convention Center, Winter Pops, Gainesville, Georgia.
2005 Quinlan Art Center, “Celebracion,” Gainesville, Georgia.
2004 Lowe Galleries, “New Work,” Atlanta, Georgia.
2003 Lowe Galleries, “New Work,” Atlanta, Georgia.
1999 Gwinnett Fine Art Center, “Prima Material,” Duluth, Georgia.
1998 Raymond Lawrence Gallery, “New Work,” Atlanta, Georgia.
1997 Quinlan Art Center, “Thesis Show,” Gainesville, Georgia.
1996 Dorothy McCrae Gallery, “New Work,” Atlanta, Georgia.
1995 Atlanta Art Expo, “New Work,” Atlanta, Georgia.
1993 Fay Gold Gallery, “New Artists,” Atlanta, Georgia.
1992 Art Miami Expo, “New Work,” Miami, Florida.
1991 Dejavu Gallery, “New Work,” Atlanta, Georgia.
1990 Cavalier Gallery, “New Work,” Stamford, Connecticut.
1990 Anne Howard Gallery, “Abstractions,” Washington, Connecticut.
1990 Brenau University Gallery, “Man-Made,” Gainesville, Georgia.

1990 Young Harris College Gallery,”Man-Made,” ...