Rosie Farrell is an artist working with sound, moving image, and performance. Her work focuses on the rituals, repetitions and rhythms of everyday contexts, looking at how the mechanics of storytelling, musicality and performance can be used to search for a thing, an image or phenomenon.
 
She attended Chelsea College of Art and Design in 2012. She was awarded the neo:art prize 2013, and in the same year was a recipient of a six month research residency at Lionel Dobie Project. She was also the recipient of a Chelsea Arts Club Trust Special Projects Award in 2012. Recent presentations of her work include: PRESENTS at Rogue Projects Space (2013), Carter Presents (2013), We Can Elude Control at Bold Tendencies (2012), Moving Image Screening at South London Gallery (2012), Ideal Home at Chelsea Space (2011), and Gone with the Wind at Raven Row (2011).