Figure Turned II by Rosie McGuinness

Rosie McGuinness (b. London 1984) is an artist and textile print designer who lives in South East London.
With a focus on figures and organic patterns, domestic and social details, textiles and clothing, McGuinness draws in inks paints and printing. Often producing many versions of a composition then pairing works or combining as a series to create a scene.  

Selected Client List: Dior, The Line, Cabinet Milano, i-D, Galeries Lafayette, Rimowa, Sunspel, The V&A Museum, Veuve-Clicquot, Le Monde, Penguin Books, The New York Times, Toast, Harper Collins, The Twenty Two, Les Echos, Kinfolk, Atelier 27, Garage Magazine, Les Roches Rouges, RUS, Mia Le Journal, Sisley, WSJ, Comme des Garçons, Le Monde Béryl, Alison Roman.

Rosie was on residency at This House in April 2026, where she developed ideas for her solo exhibition, Common Hours. Rooted in observation during her time in the Stroud Valleys, the collection evokes the sense of looking up through a canopy of leaves from a picnic blanket on a summer afternoon and invites viewers to pause and notice the details that shape the ‘common hours’ we spend relaxing with our friends and loved ones.

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