B. 1979 - Utah, USA
Chloe Hedden looks for the unseen patterns and hidden narratives that reveal the magnificence in all things. Hedden uses the language of light patterns and believes it is the luminous self made manifest in this world. In her sculptures, the elegant folds or layered facets are carefully built up and add intricacy to the structure while the bright monochromatic colors add impact. This creates a dynamic artwork where light circulates on the surface and shadows are projected on the surrounding wall. Conceptually, she is interested in the history of women in art, specifically the way in which textiles were often the only means of creative expression available. She then plays with the edge between gorgeous object and piece of trash by using upcycled and often garish raw materials in an effort to remind the viewer of our insane and unsustainable culture.
A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design in 2002, Chloe's paintings and sculptures can be found in numerous public and private collections.
Chloe Hedden looks for the unseen patterns and hidden narratives that reveal the magnificence in all things. Hedden uses the language of light patterns and believes it is the luminous self made manifest in this world. In her sculptures, the elegant folds or layered facets are carefully built up and add intricacy to the structure while the bright monochromatic colors add impact. This creates a dynamic artwork where light circulates on the surface and shadows are projected on the surrounding wall. Conceptually, she is interested in the history of women in art, specifically the way in which textiles were often the only means of creative expression available. She then plays with the edge between gorgeous object and piece of trash by using upcycled and often garish raw materials in an effort to remind the viewer of our insane and unsustainable culture.
A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design in 2002, Chloe's paintings and sculptures can be found in numerous public and private collections.
