About the part that art plays in a globalising society

Framer Framed

Dion Rosina. Foto: © Betul Ellialtioglu / Framer Framed

Dion Rosina

Dion Rosina (1991) creates oil paintings based on images he collects and manipulates, from which he first makes collages. By drawing on existing images and carefully sampling them, Rosina brings together his works into a harmonious whole. For instance, he references works by Albrecht Dürer and Emory Douglas.

Rosina is inspired by various subjects such as spirituality, alienation and history. His work is a fine balance between figuration and abstraction.

Dion Rosina is part of the art collective Pillars of Autumn and one of the participating artists of the group project A Funeral for Street Culture (2021), curated by Rita Ouédraogo and Metro54 at Framer Framed, Amsterdam.

 


Exhibitions


Project: A Funeral for Street Culture

A group project by Metro54 and Rita Ouédraogo hosted by Framer Framed

Agenda


Pillars of Autumn present: The Gods Must Be Crazy
Join us for a gathering of sound systems at Framer Framed

Magazine