Rosa Tharrats is an artist whose practice unfolds at the intersection of spirit and matter. Through sustained research into the material and symbolic potential of textiles, she investigates their capacity to be understood, manipulated, and transformed. Her work gives rise to immersive environments shaped by light and volume, generating unexpected spatial constellations that invite embodied and sensory engagement. Textile becomes both medium and membrane—structuring space while remaining permeable to atmosphere, movement, and perception.

Across her practice, Tharrats constructs layered scenographies that envelop and reconfigure form, establishing a dynamic dialogue with architecture and the natural world. Her interventions do not merely occupy space; they activate it, revealing latent energies and subtle correspondences between material presence and intangible forces.

Her organic attunement to invisible forces and ecological systems makes her intervention at Hotel Wittmore particularly resonant. In response to the site, she proposes and creates CAUIRIS PETALLUM, a temporary installation integrated into the hotel’s vertical garden. There, the work enters into a living exchange with vegetal growth, light, and architectural enclosure, extending the garden’s sensorial and symbolic dimensions.