Recalling early memories of finding solace in light during times of distress, Charlie Russell examines the disparities between natural and artificial illumination. Converting organic shapes into indeterminate forms she proposes alternative living spaces, where domesticity meets claustrophobia.
Charlie Russell, A blip in the love you thought you had for me (2024), oil, oil bar, acrylic, wax, marble dust on canvas, 230 x 190 cm. Image Courtesy of the artist.
Charlie Russell, Depression Disco (view from above) (2024), oil, oil bar, acrylic on canvas, 180 x 160cm. Image Courtesy of the artist.