Natalia Rozmus-Esparza

Dr. Natalia Rozmus-Esparza is an adjunct faculty member affiliated with an unspecified university (referenced via the Polish acronym UAP). She leads the Landscape Interior Design Studio, building B, room 201, and specializes in visual arts with a focus on painting and material experimentation.

Artistic Works:

• ECLIPSE, BLOOD MOON, and MOON ECLIPSE (2019): A series of acrylic paintings inspired by lunar eclipses, exhibited at the Kunstspeicher Art Gallery in Friedersdorf, Germany, during the 2nd International NEIGHBOURHOOD Symposium. The works explore cosmic themes through nebula-like dot patterns, raw linen canvases, and color vibrato techniques.

Research and Artistic Focus:
Her creative practice bridges landscape interior design with abstract visual storytelling, emphasizing materiality, atmospheric effects, and celestial phenomena. The use of unframed raw linen and layered color fields suggests a tactile engagement with cosmic imagery, reflecting both technical precision and conceptual depth in spatial and painterly narratives.