RTiiiKA (”aah-teeka”) is Rosa ter Kuile, currently based in the Bay Area.
My work spans graphic arts, illustration, mural making and street art.
Queer pleasure and play are key themes in my work. I’m interested in painting that removes the gender binary (or makes it playfully ambiguous) and instead focuses on expression and movement.
I’m the designer behind the Bristol Beacon’s new look, and the founder of Bristol Mural Collective an all-skill level women-led group that hosts monthly paint jams for anyone to join.
I also created Brislington’s first street art alley, and made a song about a hoover.
Besides this, I organise with Rising Arts Agency to make the arts more accessible to young people.
Interested to work together? Get in touch :)
My work spans graphic arts, illustration, mural making and street art.
Queer pleasure and play are key themes in my work. I’m interested in painting that removes the gender binary (or makes it playfully ambiguous) and instead focuses on expression and movement.
I’m the designer behind the Bristol Beacon’s new look, and the founder of Bristol Mural Collective an all-skill level women-led group that hosts monthly paint jams for anyone to join.
I also created Brislington’s first street art alley, and made a song about a hoover.
Besides this, I organise with Rising Arts Agency to make the arts more accessible to young people.
Interested to work together? Get in touch :)
Contact
rosa@rtiiika.comPress
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Clients
Studio Moross, University of Bristol, Percival Menswear, Bristol Beacon, Green Party, Encounters Film FestivalExhibitions
February 2022‘Between the lines’
Centrespace Gallery, Bristol
October 2021
‘Seen’
Newlyn Gallery & Exchange, Penzance
Photography by Mercedes Polo Portillo