
I’m a visual artist, children’s book author / illustrator, and educator living and working on the traditional territory of the K’ómoks First Nation in Comox Valley, British Columbia. My own art practice helps me to understand, hold agency within, and navigate the material, psychological, emotional and spiritual layers of the world we inhabit. I believe the opportunity to engage in art making should be accessible to all regardless of socioeconomic status, background, or ability.
In my own work I investigate ideas of human nature / diversity and relationship, community, mental health, interconnection, and the natural world through an anti-oppressive and LGBTQI + inclusive feminist lens.
In addition to my own art making I develop and facilitate art workshops and projects for children, youth and community members. Past workshops have centered around themes of inclusion, emotional well-being, skill development and material exploration, beautification of public space, story telling and book making.
Are you interested in an author visit?
I can be reached at rozmaclean@gmail.com
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Press:
Review for The National Post
Interview in Romper online magazine
video interview for Papergirl Vancouver
Love your portrait – beautiful! And I think this is a very worthwhile project!