Roseanne Bartley works across adornment, craft, social process and performance.

She works in solo, collaborative and communal contexts and in site-responsive situations. Her work is process-based, concerned with mapping the effects of changing conditions and revealing tangible and intangible relations between things; be they material, social or ethical.   

Bartley has been awarded numerous grants and her work has been selected for national and international exhibitions. She recently completed a Ph.D in the School of Architecture and Urban Design at RMIT University and is a sessional lecturer at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia.