Gillian is a multidisciplinary artist, writer, and mother of daughters.
A Magnum Foundation awardee and graduate of Princeton University (BA Architecture cum laude), she received her MFA in Fine Arts from California College of the Arts in 2015. Prior to graduate school, she spent many years at the epicenter of New York’s fashion and art worlds.
Her art practice revolves around notions of cosmic time, the Sacred, and relationality, rising out of an ecofeminist ecology. She is currently training in a number of energy and somatic healing modalities, which deeply inform her work and understandings of bodily wisdom and femme power.
Her photography is featured in American Style & Spirit about the extensive dress collection found in her great-aunt’s attic published in 2016 by the V&A Museum. She also coauthored Nourish: The Revitalization of Foodways in Hawaii about regenerative agriculture, with the human ecologist Dr. Clare Gupta in 2019.
She lives in Moss Beach, just south of San Francisco, on the unceded, traditional territory of the Ramaytush Ohlone.
© Gillian Bostock Ewing 2024