Eileen Roscina is an artist, experimental filmmaker and naturalist from Denver, Colorado. She earned a BFA from Emerson College in Boston, is an MFA candidate at University of Colorado in Boulder, and trained at the School of Botanical Art and Illustration in Denver. Through biomimicry and the study of biophilia, her work examines human’s spiritual and social (dis)connection with nature, and seeks to raise questions about realizing a radically different metaphoric mapping of time, space and our place in the world. She has exhibited film internationally, and visual art at Denver Art Museum, Museo de Las Americas, Vicki Myhren Gallery at University of Denver, Dairy Art Center, University of Colorado Boulder, Salina Art Center, was the 2019 Resident Artist for the National Western Stock Show, and a 2018-2020 resident at RedLine Contemporary Art Center, Denver. She is represented by Walker Fine Art Gallery in Denver, CO.