Perhaps, ultimately, the emotional dimension of time is not the film of mist that prevents us from apprehending the nature of time objectively. Perhaps the emotion of time is precisely what time is for us.
— Carlo Rovelli, The Order of Time
Roxanne is an artist working primarily with photography.
She photographs what it feels like to love while time is passing.Her work moves within intimacy, memory, and the experience
of time — not as something measured, but as something felt.
Her photographs are not documents of events, but states of being … moments in which time seems to slow, thicken, or briefly stand still.Working from within ordinary life, her images explore how emotion can become tangible.
Time, in her work, folds into itself.
Group Exhibitions
2024 Center for Fine Art Photography. Wonder. Juried by Douglas McCulloh.
2023 Colorado Photographic Arts Center. Tell Me a Story: The Role of Storytelling in Photography. Juried by Mary Statzer.
2023 Kuala Lumpur International Photo Awards. Portraits of intimacy.
2023 Center for Photographic Art. Members’ Show. Juried by Hamidah Glasgow.
2023 The Photoplace Gallery. Parenthood. Juried by Rebecca Senf.
2022 DER GREIF Guest Room. The Oneness of Humanity. Curated by Darius Himes and Ali Rajabi.
Publications
2024 SHOTS Magazine. Spring/Summer Issue: No. 163. Dreams
2024 Stir the pot. Overlapse Photobooks. Tiffany Jones.
2023 Hyperallergic. How a Bill to Protect Children Online Threatens Artists by Emma Shapiro
2023 Center for photographic art. Member’s Juried Exhibition Catalogue
2023 The Photoplace Gallery. “Parenthood” Exhibition Catalogue
2023 KLPA “Portraits of Intimacy” Exhibition Catalogue
2023 SHOTS Magazine. Spring/Summer Issue: No. 160. Love and truth
2023 Eye Mama Project book. by Karni Arieli, published by TeNeues
Awards/Honours
2024 Juror’s honorable mention (Douglas McCulloh) Center for Fine Art Photography. Wonder exhibition.
2023 Top 200. PhotoLucida Critical Mass.
2023 Finalist. Lucie Foundation, The Portrait Project, Take two.
2022 Honorable mention. La Luz workshop, The Photobook by Mary Virginia Swanson & Susan Kae Grant.