Rosa Daniela Diaz

Rosa Daniela Diaz is a multidisciplinary artist born in Uruguay, living in the Southern Tablelands of N.S.W, Australia.

Diaz honours matrilineal histories and her Uruguayan cultural heritage, celebrating women, ancient textile methodologies and contemporary craft, through care, reparative practices and a feminist lens. She adapts various weaving techniques to create emotive textile-based sculptures and installation, using found aged and gifted materials that hold memory and history, alongside a drawing and collage practice informed by the female body through time, with emphasis on elevating the feminine both physically and spiritually.

Diaz has a Master of Contemporary Art Practice (textiles) from the, Australian National University in Canberra 2023, and a Master of Art (painting) from, UNSW Art & Design, 2016.

Her most recent exhibitions include, solo exhibition, Bloodline, 2024, Airspace Projects, Marrickville. Group shows, Fishers Ghost art award finalist, 2026, Campbelltown Arts Centre, Textiles and Fibre, 2026, Project Contemporary Artspace, Wollongong, Sculpture Bermagui, 2026, finalist, Bermagui, BDAS Sculpture Prize, 2026, finalist, Bowral, Fishers Ghost Art Award, 2025, finalist, Campbelltown Arts Centre, 2025, Vermont Studio Center AIR Exhibition, Vermont, U.S.A, 2025, Textiles and Fibre, Project Contemporary Artspace, Wollongong, 2025, Bowral Sculpture Prize, finalist, Bowral District Art Society, 2025, Friends Annual and Focus Exhibition, 2025, Campbelltown arts Centre, Textiles and Fibre, 2024, Project Contemporary Artspace, Wollongong, Fishers Ghost Art Award, 2024, finalist, Campbelltown Arts Centre, selected as ‘Focus Artist’ for the, Friends Annual and Focus Exhibition, 2024, Campbelltown Arts Centre.

She has participated in artist residencies at, Bundanon, N.S.W, 2025, Vermont Studio Center, Vermont, U.S.A, 2025, Chateau Orquevaux, in France, 2017 and was the recipient of a, Veolia Creative Arts Scholarship in 2025.

Her work is held in private collections in Australia.