About
Roxanne Brodeur Young is an abstract artist, clothing and surface designer based in California, USA.
Roxanne's passion is working in creative connection to nature and Spirit to encourage development of relationships with the human and non-human world to live a more joyful and richer life. Her hope is that the bold colors and unique designs in her art and patterns will encourage those who wear her fabrics and see her art to inspirit the everyday.
Roxanne works closely with plants to develop deeper relationships with them to fully appreciate and utilize their energetic and physical medicine. She portrays her personal lessons and messages in her art through color, images and poetry. She harvests local plants from her private garden and community. She creates clothing and art pieces with natural fibers, plants and procion dyes.
Roxanne lives and works in between San Francisco, CA and the tiny, historic town of Isleton, CA on the Sacramento Delta.
You can follow along on Instagram at @invisiblepractices
Roxanne received her BA and MA in poetry from San Francisco State University in 2008 and is Reiki II certified. She continuously works on deepening her relationship to her intuition and the natural world through music, tarot and other various forms of cartomancy, communing with plants, herbal medicine, astrology, and metaphor.
Clients and Shops
SF MoMA, San Francisco, CA
Kitkitdizzi, Nevada City, CA
Sea to See, Point Reyes, CA
Bell Jar, Los Angeles, CA
PMA Acupuncture, Sacramento, CA
Uppercloud Media, Oakland, CA
Tejido Collective, Carmel Valley, CA
Solstice Mercantile, Fairfax, CA
Art Shows and Press
Art Shows:
"Uncharted" November 2021- December 2021 Revolving Window Gallery in Arden Fair, Sacramento, CA
"Layers" Oct-Dec 2018 group art show with Lisa Ostipinski, Rare Bird, Oakland, CA
"100 Under 100" 2017, WAL Gallery, Sacramento, CA
“Annual Fiber Art Show” March 2016, Highland Art Center, Weaverville,CA
“Common Thread” August 2015, Delta Workshop, Sacramento, CA
Press:
Belle Armoire Sept/Oct/November 2018 issue "Healing Fiber" by Roxanne M.Young