Morgan Rosskopf is a visual artist living and working in Portland, Oregon. Believing that truth and meaning lie in nuance, she overwhelms her drawings with information, hoping for revelation in chaos. She is interested in how the complexity of emotion and the power of dissonance shape our mental landscapes. She is interested in how we live by the metaphors we create.
Morgan Rosskopf received her MFA in Fine Art from the University of Oregon in 2013 and her BFA in Printmaking from Sonoma State University in 2010. She has shown her work nationally and internationally, having her first solo exhibition, HEAVY POP, at One Grand Gallery in Portland, OR (2016) and her first international solo exhibition, Let Me Love and Steal (2018) at Galerie Stephanie in Manila, PI. Rosskopf has received multiple grants from the Oregon Arts Commission and is a member of Well Well Projects Artist Collective where she serves as Treasurer.
Alongside her rigorous studio practice, Morgan has received multiple grants from the Oregon Arts Commission, co-founded and served as Senior Designer of floral and event space Colibri, and taught illustration courses at PNCA.
