A native of New York where she completed her high school education at Mount Vernon high school and attended the New York University in New York.

As English major in school she has always had a God-given talent for art. She began painting in high school but really became inspired after she left college and accepted a position at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Over the intervening years she has dabbled with various attempts at painting landscapes and seascape scenes taken from photographs of actual locations.

The artist has always had a special feeling for our nation's legendary American Lighthouses and became inspired by spending time at the coast of North Carolina and Maine. The almost 300-year-old era of lighthouses in this country are the remaining symbols of our maritime heritage and should be celebrated. With this in mind, Roz's specialty is painting lighthouses.

Her work indeed depicts the classical perspective of the old master. Most of Roz's works are produced in oils. Her paintings display vivid detail with such dedication that often drives her to spend all day on one painting perfecting even the smallest details.

In 2006 her lighthouse paintings began being especially reproduced in full color, transformed to note cards and retailed in the local gift shops in Maine.

In 2005, the United Arts Council of North Carolina presented a display of her painting and over 20 pieces of her works was shown and many of them purchased during that year.

In 2004 during the research and further development of RozArt, she began teaching workshops at A.C. Moore Arts and Craft, a local craft store in North Carolina. The classes offered an introduction to the fundamentals to a variety of painting techniques in oils, watercolors and acrylics to children and beginners.

Roz is pleased for the recognition for the value of her work and gives God all the praise and glory for her talent and open doors of opportunities.