Eileen Hall

Eileen Hall was born in Quito-Ecuador and has lived in the UK for 23 years where she studied Art & Architecture. Since the death of her father Stan Hall in 2008 Eileen has carried on his research and exploration of Cueva de los Tayos and has also been featured on a number or TV shows, documentaries and articles on the story.

In 2015 Eileen founded multidisciplinary arts collective Open Close with Tamsin Cunningham as a means to explore her fascination with installation art and immersive environments and how they can help engage people more deeply with their sensory experience and inner worlds. Her research into psychology, consciousness and wellbeing is embedded into all her work and particularly in her work as co-director of the Tayos art project as she continues to explore the role that our environments can play in healing our psyches.