About ROsy SUnshine


Rosy Sunshine Galvan (she/her/ella)
  is a queer, Dominican muralist and digital artist from the pre-gentrified Lower East Side of Manhattan, currently residing in Baltimore. Her work uplifts vibrational frequencies, and her palette serves as an irresistible reminder to celebrate our audacious resilience. Rosy's art is a convergence of Caribbean, urban, and ancestral influences, characterized by bright colors, sharp lines, and repetitive dots that adorn biomorphic beings. Her paintings are intentionally textured to create an interactive, sensory, and tactile experience, inviting the audience to engage with the pieces. Rosy is also a macro social worker and founder of the Sunshine Collective, which helps organizations operationalize equitable principles in programming, practices, and workplace dynamics. She works at the intersection of her creativity and social work practice to conjure structural change, believing our imaginations are critical tools for systemic transformation.