Episode 6 - Artist Veronica Rowlands
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This episode of the Creative Health Camden (CHC) Podcast discusses abuse. We ask for listener discretion.
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About the Episode:
Get your headphones on for a new episode of the Creative Health Camden Podcast! This episode features our exhibiting artist Veronica Rowlands.
Veronica Rowlands is a visual artist and socially engaged practitioner based in East London, working across textiles, drawing, and large-scale public work.
Her practice explores memory, early experience, and emotional connection, drawing on ideas of play, nostalgia, and the role of sensory processes in shaping adult emotional life.
Working with vivid colour, whimsical characters, and spontaneous mark-making, Rowlands creates immersive, dreamlike worlds that invite viewers into a softer emotional register.
Her background in textiles shapes her sensitivity to materials that soothe, wrap, and protect. Fur, fabric, and embellishments emerge from the surfaces like contemporary transitional objects, quietly activating sensory memories often beneath adult awareness.
In March 2026, Veronica hosted her exhibition ‘When I Let Her Out to Play: Expanding Memories’with Creative Health Camden at the Kentish Town Health Centre.
The exhibition explored the narcissistic abuse cycle and the profound role inner-child healing can play in recovery.
Sitting down with Antonia Attwood, Creative Director of Creative Health Camden, our latest CHC Podcast episode lets us take a step closer into Veronica’s artistic world.