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Charlie Carter

Quercy Blanc
I moved to SW France in 2018 where I now paint, print and make small scale sculpture. I am currently exploring the use of empty shop windows as a means of engaging with an audience not prone to visiting galleries.

I have been a maker, project manager and lead artist of creative projects in the public realm where I specialised in creating site-specific sculpture and interventions in streetscapes and the development of community events; I have made work for streets, roundabouts, schools, hospitals, libraries and churches and worked closely with commissioners in all of these places to make art that created atmosphere and a sense of place. A meaningful engagement with the locality and community formed an integral part of my research and design development process from which the physical results evolved as a logical outcome. I continue to be interested in the challenge of engaging communities with my art but, being released from the necessity to earn a living from commissions, I am free to explore my own ideas. Doing this across a language barrier adds a new challenge.

 

The Well at the World's End

Current Drawings

Calvet

Celestial Microscope

Play Sculpture, Oyster Pond, Littlehampton

Virtual Fountain

International Brigade Memorial, Oxford

Street Name Totems

Community Procession, Stanhope Street, Newcastle upon Tyne

Observatory

Street Performance Space

Olfactotem (Five Senses Project)

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