Chloe is a French and American artist who considers herself a visual communicator who enjoys exploring the intersection of the human experience by blending her illustrative and graphic arts practices. As a “multi-cultural kid”, her diverse influences have shaped her perspective and art practice. She enjoys storytelling through different forms of art, such as illustration, graphic design, and animation, to encourage a profound connection to the world around us.
Her work blends her maximalist approach and colourful palette to connect to her modern audiences. Chloe takes pleasure in the traditional craft of art and the use of graphic design softwares to create her pieces.
Chloe's art has been featured in the scenic design of the Netflix TV show "Heartstopper" (2022) and has been exhibited at the New Designers in London (2023).
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The poster is a self-reflective piece, allowing Chloe to express her identity through mundane objects overlooked in our everyday lives. This work allows one to consider the emotional significance of one's cherished items and their stories.
This booklet, inspired by 90s American Pop culture and 1968 French Revolution posters, blends Chloe's French and American cultures.
The mind sometimes feels like it goes in every direction: considering, preparing, and reliving moments, much like a bike turbine. Chloe found ways to channel this energy through art, crafting a visual metaphor through a fantasy-style animation.
A hoodie inspired by David Bowie's song "Let's Dance" (1983) bringing forward the intersection of art, fashion and athleticism.
This collage highlights environmental degradation, showing a future with plastic flowers made from Bristol's street rubbish. It symbolizes plastic's endurance over nature, urging us to see and treat the environment as a vital part of our lives and identity.
