Incorporating elements of humor reminiscent of country music, Roworth's work illuminates darker feelings, probing the depths of his mother’s absence due to drug abuse and hereditary trauma. His paintings draw upon a rich tapestry of references, including Greek mythology, eschatology, and the symbolism of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and Rococo painters. Through these lenses, Roworth demythologizes traditional Country Western tropes, transforming them into poignant narratives that reflect his biography.
His achievements include winning the Kenwood Design Competition at the Interior Design Show in Toronto and completing commercial projects for hotels in Los Angeles, Singapore, and Boston. Recently, his work garnered attention in Architectural Digest, further establishing his presence in the contemporary art scene.
Roworth continues to push boundaries in his exploration of identity, memory, and the complexities of the human experience, inviting viewers to engage with the deeper narratives woven into his compelling pastoral scenes.
