
Stephanie Rogers is a contemporary realist artist based in London, England, specialising in oil painting. Her practice explores the interplay between observation and imagination, grounded in themes of the natural world, stillness, and transformation. Her sought-after works are celebrated for their delicacy, depth, and meticulous attention to detail. In 2025, Stephanie was awarded the prestigious Purchase Award alongside an Honourable Mention in the 17th ARC Salon, the largest competition in the world for 21st-century representational art. Her work will be exhibited at Sotheby’s New York in July 2026. Selected for inclusion in the Lunar Codex “Polaris Collection,” Stephanie’s work will be featured in an archive of human creativity to be protected and preserved on the surface of the Moon in perpetuity. Headed for the lunar south pole via NASA, SpaceX, and the Griffin lunar lander in 2025, the project will be the first significant placement of contemporary arts on the Moon in 50 years — a testament to art’s enduring place in human history.
Stephanie studied Fine Art and Art History at The University of Wales, Aberystwyth, earning a First-Class BA (Hons), followed by an MA in Fine Art with Distinction in 2001. She has exhibited in London and Southeast based galleries since 2002, including solo exhibitions in central London and representation at international art fairs such as Art London and AAF London. Her work is held in museum and private collections internationally.
"Painting is often an artist's way of making sense of the world, and for me is an opportunity to look intensely at nature's complexity and attempt to tap into something that can speak of a deeper experience...
...Ultimately my work is a conversation in which I endeavour to share the hope, magic and interconnectedness I see in the quiet spaces of the natural world all around me"
“As the daughter of an artist-illustrator, I developed a love of oil painting from a young age and have been captivated by its possibilities ever since. My work is driven by a desire to express a sense of life, emotion, and depth through careful observation and subtle shifts in hue, light, and atmosphere. Exploring themes relating to the ephemeral, painting for me is an opportunity to look intensely at nature's complexity and attempt to tap into something that can speak of a deeper experience. Simultaneously fleeting and timeless, powerful and fragile, it is a constant source of inspiration to me. I enjoy combining the close, intimate observation of still life with the metamorphosing, ever-changing world of the elemental living landscape. Studying nature’s large patterns alongside the fine detail of organic growth, I seek to capture the quiet natural poetry of these fractal arrangements. Harmony and beauty meet decay and renewal, held in a stillness which ultimately becomes uprooted by the cyclical surge of time. In my work, gardens become suspended in time; flowers sometimes drift in dreamscapes that are neither day nor night. Birds and insects, like moths, often appear as symbols of nature’s intelligence and fragility. Ultimately, my work is a conversation in which I endeavour to share the hope, magic, and interconnectedness I see in the quiet spaces of the natural world all around me.”

