Chloé is a Manchester based queer visual artist and performer from London. Her work thrives in collaboration as she explores a performative drawing practice that incorporates dance and sound as a form of holistic therapy. She responds to music, avant-garde soundtracks, or even spoken word to explore internal processing in relation to external automatic expression through physical movement, making visible her inner most sensations and impulses. She explores the use of mark making and its influence on the way a movement develops; however, she is also fascinated by how music and dance can manipulate the impulses to draw.

She makes visual the inner world we all inhabit, it is an intangible place but for her it has shape, it shifts and holds its own rhythms. She focuses on being present in a space and uses the connection of her feet on the paper to ground her dissociative neuro-divergent mind into the present moment, turning the drawings into a writing of time.

She sees life as energy in motion. Energy moves in waves. Waves move in patterns. Patterns move in rhythms. It is those rhythms, and sensations that are at the centre of her work, rather than trying to capture a sequence of individual thoughts. Each line she draws is layered with a different intensity and history and remains as a record of the moment during which it was traced, turning the work into a writing of time.