Charlie Hamish Jeffery, born in Oxford in 1975, lives and works in Paris. His work, animated by contrary moods and strengths, between growth and destruction, creative power and laisser faire, takes on multiple forms, sculpture, painting, poetry and performance are major components. He graduated from the Fine Art School of Reading University (United Kingdom).
Since the turn of the century, he has participated in a number of performance programmes and collective exhibitions in France and around the world, including most recently at FRAC Nord-Pas de Calais (2017), au Centre d’art Les Capucins in Embruns (2016) or Le nouveau festival at Centre George Pompidou (2015) He has had several solo exhibitions including Le Quartier CAC in Quimper (2011) at The gallery Florence Loewy (2016 and 2017) at Kunsthalle Lingen in Germany (2016) and most recently 'Most people are wrong about things' at La salle de bains, in Lyon (2018)
