practice is informed by a deep interest in how light and environmental factors influence

human perception and well-being. Her practice intersects sculpture, drawing and

architecture creating artworks that are site-responsive; exploring the interplay of light and

shadow, colour and form to evoke perceptual and cognitive experiences. Her ongoing

engagement with sundials reflects a broader interest in place-specificity, where connection

and encounter are understood as vital, embodied experiences.

She graduated from City and Guilds of London Art School (MA Fine Art, 2023) and was the

Recipient of the Leverhulme Scholarship (2023). In 2026 Bowles unveiled a new site-specific

public artwork on Bankside London; commissioned by Hive Curates in partnership with

Landsec. And a public facing installation, Komorebi, at Sunny Bank Mills, Leeds;

commissioned by AWITA in partnership with Brookfields properties, curated by Senem

Cagla Bilgin-Keys. Recent Solo exhibitions include, Entre Deux, Galerie Rateau, France

(2026) and Wayfinding at Ione & Mann (2024). Recent group exhibitions include, Table

Manners (2026) Barbati Gallery, Venice.