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Born and lives in South East London. The coalescence of art and science, interaction and change, ...
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Joined In 2010
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Born and lives in South East London.
The coalescence of art and science, interaction and change, chance and intent underpins Charlotte E Padgham's work. With an emphasis on experimentation and process themes of transition, manipulation, ephemerality and 'imperfection' are explored using found objects, waste material and organic matter, fused with precious and semi-precious elements. She has a fascination with texture and in the traces and residues we leave behind often using the body as tool and material to explore the transference, intervention and preservation of the self; bodily presence in absence of the body. This culminates in artwork and unique jewellery collections that harness both control and spontaneity and that have the potential to, or the feeling of being able to, transform and evolve over time. By using 'Eco', Fair Trade, recycled, biodegradable and reclaimed materials in her work and packaging as much as possible, Charlotte strives to maintain a responsible and sustainable practice.
Chelsea College of Art & Design, London
Camberwell College of Arts, London
The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, London
Northbrook College, West Sussex
2019 Illustration & Print Open, Deptford Does Art Gallery, London
2019 Painting Open, SFSA at NoFormat Gallery, London
2019 The Outsiders Open 2019, Don't Walk Walk Gallery at Deal Castle
2013 COMMONPLACES, The Hackney Cut, London
2012 Peckham Open 2012, Peckham Space, London
2011 Hair, The Portico Gallery, London
2011 Deduce, Tank Gallery, London
2010 Triangle Space at Chelsea College of Art and Design London
2010 Picturing Science, Riverside Gallery, London
2010 Sensation, The Portico Gallery, London
2010 Sisters, The Hallway Gallery at Alhambra, London
2010 Summer Show, Camberwell College of Arts, London
2009 How Beautiful Ugliness is, The Red Gate Gallery, London
2009 Sometimes I Just Want To, Art's Gallery, London