Director

Tommy Rowlands

Studio is directed by Tommy Rowlands, a London-based writer working across fiction and essay. He is a recipient of a London Writers Award for Literary Fiction and a practice-led PhD candidate at the Royal College of Art.


His work explores how memory, the body, and experience resist coherent narrative through fragments and non-linear forms.


The work in the room is material, not something to refine. What matters is what happens to it through sustained attention.


Studio tests work over time. Writing is dismantled, re-approached, and held differently. The aim is not resolution, but a shift in how the work is understood.



Studio is not a programme. It is a change in practice.




Director

Tommy Rowlands

Studio is directed by Tommy Rowlands, a London-based writer working across fiction and essay. He is a recipient of a London Writers Award for Literary Fiction and a practice-led PhD candidate at the Royal College of Art.


His work explores how memory, the body, and experience resist coherent narrative through fragments and non-linear forms.


The work in the room is material, not something to refine. What matters is what happens to it through sustained attention.


Studio tests work over time. Writing is dismantled, re-approached, and held differently. The aim is not resolution, but a shift in how the work is understood.



Studio is not a programme. It is a change in practice.




Director

Tommy Rowlands

Studio is directed by Tommy Rowlands, a London-based writer working across fiction and essay. He is a recipient of a London Writers Award for Literary Fiction and a practice-led PhD candidate at the Royal College of Art.


His work explores how memory, the body, and experience resist coherent narrative through fragments and non-linear forms.


The work in the room is material, not something to refine. What matters is what happens to it through sustained attention.


Studio tests work over time. Writing is dismantled, re-approached, and held differently. The aim is not resolution, but a shift in how the work is understood.



Studio is not a programme. It is a change in practice.