Chloe Farrant, born in Devon, England, holds a degree in Art History and teaching. She began her artistic journey while teaching full-time, where she played a key role in developing creative curricula in schools. In 2021, after years of balancing education and art, Chloe transitioned to pursue her passion for art full-time.
Today, she is a professional artist with ambitious goals and a commitment to nurturing emerging talent. Chloe has founded her own art centre, Meraki Art School, dedicated to supporting young artists and fostering new creative voices.
Chloe’s work has been featured in both solo and group exhibitions, attracting private collectors across Europe and the United States.
Artists Statement
My art combines the vibrant energy of urban settings with the raw essence of wildlife. Drawing from street art and city textures, I explore the interplay between humans and nature, using bright colours and layered textures to forge a connection between viewers and the natural world. My pieces highlight the beauty and resilience that endure amidst urbanisations.
In addition to painting, I create high-fire ceramic sculptures that tell stories of endurance and adaptation, incorporating 24k gold to symbolize nature's triumphs over adversity. This technique celebrates the beauty of these works while underscoring themes of survival and transformation.
From street art and murals to sculpture, my work examines form, movement, and narrative, aiming to leave a lasting impression of the deep bond between humanity and the wild, and to inspire appreciation for the natural world's resilience and beauty.