Rowland

Rowland is a contemporary artist from the United Kingdom whose work explores the intersection of memory, landscape, and the subconscious. Drawing inspiration from the pastoral beauty and industrial histories of rural England, Rowland’s mixed-media paintings and installations evoke a sense of nostalgia layered with elements of abstraction and subtle narrative. Educated at Goldsmiths, University of London, Rowland first established a presence in the UK art scene through a series of critically acclaimed solo exhibitions in Manchester and Bristol.

Their practice is marked by an innovative use of texture and color, often incorporating found objects and reclaimed materials to challenge traditional boundaries between painting and sculpture. Rowland’s work has been featured in numerous group exhibitions across Europe, and they have participated in artist residencies in Germany and Denmark, further expanding the conceptual reach of their projects. Deeply engaged with themes of environmental change and personal history, Rowland continues to captivate audiences and collectors with a distinct visual language that both honors and questions the legacy of British art.