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The Elements of Style

Exhibitions

Icarus

Plastic Pollution in our Oceans

Trees in the City

In The Artists Words

Reading Faces, Drawing Lives.

Reading Faces, Drawing Lives.

In this reflective piece, Charlotte explores the art of portraiture: from a professor lost in thought, in a Cambridge library, to a life model who composes poetry while modelling. 
Finding My Way Back to Art.

Finding My Way Back to Art.

The work I make now is rooted in concern. Concern for the environment, for the expanding deserts of concrete in our cities, and for the rising tide of plastic in...
Reflections on Art: Humanity, Nature and Consequence.

Reflections on Art: Humanity, Nature and Consequence.

In her most recent work, Cambridge-based artist Charlotte de Blois explores the fragile relationship between humanity, nature, and consequence.
Reading Faces, Drawing Lives.

Reading Faces, Drawing Lives.

In this reflective piece, Charlotte explores the art of portraiture: from a professor lost in thought, in a Cambridge library, to a life model who composes poetry while modelling. 

Introducing Charlotte de Blois.

Charlotte spent many years refining an approach that values substance over spectacle. Each piece of work is created with care and intention, shaped by a belief that good design should be meaningful.

Every collection tells a story, of concepts juggled, materials thoughtfully chosen, and of ideas matured without rushing - allowing ample time and space to develop them properly.

Underpinning it all is a commitment to quality and a long-term vision for sustainable artifacts, where objects are made to be enjoyed, lived with, cherished and passed on rather than replaced.

Originality, distinction are suitable words to describe her output and some pieces also have a touch of luxury too.

My Story

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