May Artist of the Month – Carla Rogozinski

Join us for the artist reception on Saturday, May 3, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM.

Artist – Carla Rogozinski
From a young age, I knew that being an artist would hold a place in my future. Crayons, pencils,
and paints were always within arm’s reach, fueling my creative journey.
I draw inspiration from the world around me, particularly the interplay of light and shadow,
atmosphere, and color. My work is created with an impressionistic and intuitive style, choosing
colors that I “feel” in the moment, rather than strictly adhering to what I see.
The subjects I paint are born from my personal experiences, emotions, and places I’ve visited.
This deep connection to the subject matter allows me to infuse each piece of artwork with a piece
of my soul.
I recently began painting “en plein air” (from life), a practice that has since allowed me to
translate the emotions and colors I experience into my work. It’s a meditative process, one that
brings me closer to the scene in front of me. Moving forward, I plan to make plein air painting a
more regular part of my practice.
Through my artwork, I hope to evoke a sense of emotion, memory, or joy, creating a connection
that speaks to the viewer on a personal level.
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Carla Rogozinski is an artist and educator based in Connecticut, where she lives with her family.
Over the years, Carla has explored various mediums, including oil, pastel, watercolor, and
acrylic. Currently, she focuses primarily on acrylic and watercolor in her creative work.
Inspired by nature, color, and light, Carla’s art is infused with an expressive, impressionistic
style. Though she is primarily a landscape painter, she occasionally enjoys working on figurative
pieces as well, bringing her diverse creative interests to life.
Carla has studied under the guidance of artists such as Jeannine Morin and Ray White. She is
also a member of Acrylic University, where she has studied with accomplished artists like Jed
Dorsey, Dianna Shyne, Aimee Erickson, and Brian Buckrell.
In addition to her artistic studies, Carla is an active member of the Washington Art Association in
Washington, CT. Her work is featured in private collections across New England and Florida,
and she currently has a piece on display at City Hall in Bristol, CT.
Contact information:
crogozinski@att.net, 203-232-1057
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Instagram: carla _rogozinski_art

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