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Rowan Doucette practices her art making on the lands of the Lekwungen speaking peoples also known as Esquimalt and Songhees Nation. As someone with a colonial heritage she is grateful to live on this land and everyday contemplates her actions in this community connected to the past, present and future.

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She graduated with a BFA in painting at Emily Carr University of Art and Design in 2020.

 

Rowan has a studio where she writes, paints, draws, stares at the wall, and does intaglio and linocut printmaking in otherwise known as Victoria BC.

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Her exhibitions have included, Ministry of Casual Living, Open Space, Part and Parcel, and Abkhazi Garden TeaHouse. 

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