Hungarian-born and science-trained, Judy Rogers moved to Western Australia in 1995. Rogers’ work spans intricate mixed media creations and large-scale public sculptures. Her botanical works are surveys of her own relationship to Australia. She wants to heighten public awareness about the current condition of life and environmental distress.
Her pieces are featured in prestigious international public and private collections. Just to mention a few: Rio Tinto, CETYS University Mexico, Hangzhou Qianjiang International Art Museum China, Edith Cowan University and Royal Perth Hospital. With an impressive portfolio, Rogers has held twenty-five solo exhibitions in Australia, as well as solo shows in Budapest (2016) and St. Petersburg (2018). In 2024, she participated in the 21st AAmA International Art Exhibition and 11 International Triennial of Graphic Art Bitola, Republic of Macedonia. Notably, in 2019, she was part of the Synergia International Painting Festival at CETYS University in Mexico. Rogers also represented Australia in the 18th Asian Arts Biennale in Dhaka, Bangladesh (2018) and at the G20 Art Agenda in Hangzhou, China (2016). She is also a highly sought after art teacher and curator.