Brad Rose is a multidisciplinary artist based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, working across sound, visual art, and writing. His work listens to relics of place and ecological change, weaving sonic and material traces into spaces for ritual, reflection, and collective dreaming. Shaped by Oklahoma’s shifting landscapes, his practice invites shared authorship and speculative storytelling. He is the founder of Foxy Digitalis, co-founder of The Bird House micro-gallery, a 2024–25 Fellow at the Oklahoma Center for the Humanities, and a MAP Fund grantee. Across two decades, his projects have built bridges between grief, imagination, and the landscapes we carry forward.