Rowan is an artist and writer, based in Fife. Across interdisciplinary research and practice, Rowan engages with feminist new materialism, posthumanism and philosophies of embodiment, ecology, and indeterminacy. Colluding with photomedia, writing, vegetation, clay and other lively materials, their practice traces the sticky and entangled histories of soil and sensation, land and labour, energy and ecology. Solo exhibitions include a sudden branching, Birnam Arts (2021) and Adheres to the Tongue, The Muted Horn, Cleveland (2018); while group shows include Grafting: The Land and the Artist, London Art Fair (2024), Why do it together when you can do it alone?, Lewisham Arthouse (2019); and Rising from the Hill, NCAD, Dublin (2017). From 2019 to 2025, Rowan co-cultivated Glasgow Seed Library, Centre for Contemporary Arts, Glasgow, now co-organises Un/Nature, a queer ecologies reading group at Glasgow Zine Library, and works as Curator at Forgan Arts Centre, Fife.