Rosemary Strachen is a Sydney Artist. Entrepreneur. Ocean lover. Mother of two. Gardener and teacher.

Rosemary has exhibited her sculptures, installations and paintings for over 30 years. See www.rosemarystrachenart.com.

As well as working and exhibiting as a fine artist Rosemary also runs her own private art school and works by commission.Often her work includes repetition.

See below from exhibition “Float” of 16000 butterflies, Tin Sheds Gallery, Sydney.

Installation “What’s for Dinner?”, National Art Prize, Canberra

“Skippy Girls” graffiti piece on Wilson St Redfern, listed as modern history by Transport NSW. 1996- currently.

“Connection” acrylic painting 2022 Rosemary often paints repetitive motifs.

Unicorns United has been born out of a realisation that people need an easy, ecologically friendly option to bring colour into their homes. In a way that is fun and simple.

“Anyone can place stickers on a wall.”

“Anyone can be the artist.”

“I want to empower people to play. To create colourful environments to live and work in.”

“It is very important to me to do this in a way that is as respectful as possible to our planet. That’s why I use plant based inks and a high quality fabric weave stickers…our manufacturing process is non toxic and our products last longer, meaning less impact on the environment.”

“ I wanted to create a way for people who love colour and creativity but perhaps lack an arts skill set to succeed… a way they can make something beautiful in their homes by themselves or with friends and family.”

“It’s ok to be different, to be creative, to want to live in a world that isn’t beige and grey. More and more we are understanding the value of creativity, of colour, of play in enriching our lives.”

“That excites me. To provide a way people can play, be creative and experimental. As a bonus they can do this without a mess, without damaged walls or paint spills or fumes.”

Our wall stickers are removable, reusable, durable and made with love. It feels like a way to spread magic. Inspiration. Joy. From homes to hospitals, offices to retirement villages, day care centres to airports. That’s the unicorn part. Spreading magic and joy.I can’t wait to see how people will use them. Where. I can see a tribe of unicorns doing things differently. Celebrating colour and play.”