Charlotte’s vision for her art is as if it were
a large tapestry of her life interwoven with
memories, fantasies, dreams and nightmares.
Colour is of the up most importance to her
artistic process and can be the driving force
behind an entire painting. Charlotte has vivid
insight into the inner workings of the human
psyche. Expressing this and
with a non-cliché torment
and honesty. Influence from
great artists such as Chagall,
Gauguin, Frida Kahlo and
Matisse.
Female War [ below ]
Acrylic On Boxed Canvas 10” X 12” X 1” Unframed £400.00.
This Depicts The Want For Freedom With Both Men And
Women From The Rigid Gender Roles That Society Has Imposed Upon Them. Our Gender System Has Created Oppression And The Female War Has A Mission To Overthrow This
System By Any Possible Means.We Believe That We Must Wage
A War Against Patriarchy And The Gender System Which Confines Us To These Rigid Social Roles. We Must Completely Reject These Roles, All Aspects Of Patriarchy. The Domination Of
Women Is The Oldest And Worst Kind Of Oppression In The
World. This Is Because It Spans Across The World Oppressing
Women Of Different Races, Ethnicity, Classes And Culture.
Amman (Downtown) Cityscape [ left ]
Acrylic On Stretched Canvas 30” X 24” X 1” Unframed
£800.00 From The Collection ‘Jordan (The Hashemite Kingdom)’ 2012. A Naive Abstraction Of Shape And Use Of Engaging Colours To Represent The Feelings And Expressions The
City Gives.
Charlotte
wants
to
inspire and wants to
continue building her career
as an artist. Hoping to break
boundaries within society
and the art world whilst
helping raise awareness for
certain causes. Charlotte
has donated her own
paintings for auction to raise
money for refugee children
in Palestine as well as the
charity for Great Ormond
Street Hospital. With plans
to travel to Hong Kong,
Amman and Paris to exhibit
her work whilst continuing
to work with Art Saves
Lives to help marginalised