Rowan Roscher is a multi-disciplinary artist from Glasgow, Scotland, working primarily in sculpture, ceramics, and moving image. Her practice investigates the porous, holey nature of bodies, drawing from a desire to explore the inseparable nature of mind, body, and environment. Feminist philosophies, body politics, and ideas connecting making with care feed Rowan’s creative practice, but her work is driven most simply from her own human curiosities and insecurities; from health anxieties, to sexuality, to themes of eating and conviviality.

Rowan completed her undergraduate degree in Art and Philosophy at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, Dundee, in 2024. During her time at DJCAD, Rowan founded and acted as president of Dundee University Contemporary Art Practice Society.

Since graduating, Rowan is now based in Mount Florida Studios, Glasgow, where she is continuing her practice. Rowan’s work has featured in exhibitions including Dundee Ceramics Showcase ‘Clay to Kiln: Celebrating the Evolution of Ceramics’ 2025/26, RSA New Contemporaries 2025, and the RSA Annual Exhibition 2024. Rowan joined Saltspace as a committee member in December 2025, where she contributes to the organisation’s exhibition programme and administration.