Chloe Shalini

I started painting in oils at 15 due to the artist Tamara de Lempicka, went onto A-level but left art training there as I didn't think I was creative enough. Art at the Mexico Gallery in Belsize Park, London (now closed) really inspired me, and it is here that I got an idea about the Outsider/Art Brut artists. Things have moved on quite a bit since I was last here...a lot of ups & downs but definitely taking shape. Currently working on a new website: www.lovelightart.com where I am also showing work by partner, Johny Hole. Much more on the way. I have two branches to my work, the esoteric or spiritual and the naturalistic/realism which I enjoy as a change of style. My influences are particularly Dali, Frieda Kahlo, Chagall. I'm still working on building up a coherent body of work and know mine can confuse people since the styles are varied. I've been experimental in style as a means to teach myself to paint, but also because different styles help create different moods/feeling.   In August 2005 I held one exhibition in the Radlett Arts Centre, Herts,  and have sold a few and done a few commissions since. At present I feel I'm working to keep myself balanced and to create images to soothe or inspire others.    (http://www.lovelightart.com)

Comments

15/03/2012

Cecilia Montague

You have created another world in your work. The colour palette you use is unusual.

24/02/2012

Chloe Shalini

Hello Joe, sorry I've only just seen your comment....hope all's well with you. Many, many thanks for your positive comments, it really helps. I will get better at updating all this net stuff honest! Attempting a new website: www.lovelightart.com

and need to update Deviant art & Artbreak.com pages....

Thanks again, Chloe

28/10/2011

Joe Walton

Chloe I think your work is brilliant,it evokes a sense of well being in me and I love the mysticism, Strong, vivid and emotional but without being mawkish.

Keep going Chloe its great stuff and caught my eye as soon as I opened the Outside in web site.

Joe Walton

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