Carrie Mae Rose is an American fine artist known for her sculpture, installation, print, and performance work. Her practice integrates meditation-based visioning with research into alchemy, myth, and cultural narratives. She translates these inquiries into artworks that activate symbols such as wings, flames, lightning, and suns as devotional technologies—visual tools for resilience, reflection, and cultural transformation. Drawing on the traditions of thangkas, mandalas, yantras, and divine weapons, Rose reimagines symbolic forms as instruments for human clarity, collective strength, and a new culture of wisdom where each person feels safe enough to feel beautiful.
Carrie Mae Rose has been invited to participate in events with Santa Fe Public Library, New Mexico Dept of Health, Design Science Studio, Buckminster Fuller Institute, MoMA NYC, Brooklyn Museum, Eyebeam Art & Technology Center, Microsoft Social Computing Symposium, Rockefeller Cultural Innovation Fund, NY Hall of Science, Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum, IgniteNYC, Princeton Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department and Parsons the New School for Design. Rose holds a B.A. from Prescott College and an M.F.A. in Design & Technology from Parsons the New School for Design. She has exhibited work in numerous galleries & museums nationally and internationally.
