From a very young age, RosaMari remembers enjoying drawing and writing stories.

She tells us that she always remembers enjoying herself while drawing in notebooks with colored pencils.

RosaMari likes paintings with light and color.

She defines herself as a "colorist" painter.

All the paintings she paints are unique; she doesn't copy any and doesn't repeat works.

Her paintings are in her imagination and then on her canvases, greeting cards, and notebooks.

She believes that, just as she likes to brighten the walls of her home with unique paintings, other people will also enjoy decorating their walls with works that only they own.

For ten years, she held 16 solo exhibitions, where forty paintings, also completely different, hung on the walls of the 16 different exhibition halls.

RosaMari, from 2016 to 2025, with a brief break, which she dedicated, among other things, to commissioning and traveling.

She has also participated in more than 30 group exhibitions, receiving various special mentions for her work.

She has written and published nine books.

Rosamari has also illustrated them. Her latest books are classified as "Mystery Novels." "The White Handkerchief" was presented in a video presentation in one of London's cemeteries.

It was presented by the editor-in-chief of the cultural magazine Ciudad Lineal.

This latest book, "Pulling the Thread," was presented by a film director.

Two of this Madrid-based painter's books have been translated into English.

And like RosaMari Lorenzo Aguilera's paintings, they are also available in the United States, the United Kingdom, Portugal, Lima-Peru, Madrid, and various provinces in Spain.