Chloe Moncrieff
About the Artist
Chloe S Moncrieff is an artist living and working in rural Hampshire. After studying English at university, she continued her artistic journey with courses at Winchester School of Art and the Royal Drawing School. She has participated in the Cel del Nord residency in Catalonia, the Turps Banana Art School correspondence course and the New Platform Art development programme. Participating in numerous exhibitions across the UK and beyond, her 2024 highlights include her selection for The Lido Stores open call in Margate, Irving Contemporary's Room of One's Own in Oxford, and the Art on a Postcard auction in London. She is currently shortlisted for the prestigious Clyde & Co and Macfarlane's Art Prizes. She is currently collaborating on the Beep Biennale Prize at the Wales and Atherton Green Gallery in Hampshire.
Moncrieff's paintings are rhythmic visual interpretations of the delicate relationship between humanity and the natural world. Her vibrant colours and fluid brushwork bring to life the Earth's interconnectedness, often imbued with allegorical significance. Omnipresent forces, such as wind, moons, mountains, and trees, are recurring motifs in her work. Drawing inspiration from Celtic mythology and literature, she weaves fantastical narratives into her paintings, while also celebrating the beauty of the rural Hampshire landscape that surrounds her. Her artwork features elements like doves, mushrooms, and lush foliage, all rooted in the real world she experiences.
Chloe S Moncrieff is an artist living and working in rural Hampshire. After studying English at university, she continued her artistic journey with courses at Winchester School of Art and the Royal Drawing School. She has participated in the Cel del Nord residency in Catalonia, the Turps Banana Art School correspondence course and the New Platform Art development programme. Participating in numerous exhibitions across the UK and beyond, her 2024 highlights include her selection for The Lido Stores open call in Margate, Irving Contemporary's Room of One's Own in Oxford, and the Art on a Postcard auction in London. She is currently shortlisted for the prestigious Clyde & Co and Macfarlane's Art Prizes. She is currently collaborating on the Beep Biennale Prize at the Wales and Atherton Green Gallery in Hampshire.
Moncrieff's paintings are rhythmic visual interpretations of the delicate relationship between humanity and the natural world. Her vibrant colours and fluid brushwork bring to life the Earth's interconnectedness, often imbued with allegorical significance. Omnipresent forces, such as wind, moons, mountains, and trees, are recurring motifs in her work. Drawing inspiration from Celtic mythology and literature, she weaves fantastical narratives into her paintings, while also celebrating the beauty of the rural Hampshire landscape that surrounds her. Her artwork features elements like doves, mushrooms, and lush foliage, all rooted in the real world she experiences.
The Artworks (Ashurst Art Collection 2025)
Doves of Peace
Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
120 x 90cm
Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
120 x 90cm
The Wayfarer
Oil on Canvas 76 x 61cm |
Where Angels Tread
Oil on Canvas 100 x 120cm |
