*Self portrait - in camera double exposure on B&W film
Chloé Félix is a photographer and community art facilitator. At the heart of her work are people, portraits, and trees. She strives to explore spaces where reality blurs and endeavours to reflect how humanity imagines itself and relates to or transformes its environment
Chloé completed a Bachelor of Arts (Media Arts) from RMIT University on the unceded land of the Eastern Kulin Nation in Naarm/Melbourne, Australia. She had previously undertaken specialized studies in photography. She now freelances for NGOs, community groups, and cultural organizations. She has been fortunate to receive awards and recognition for her photography and community projects, has exhibited her work in solo and group shows and has been selected to participate in artist residencies in Berlin, Varanasi, and Switzerland
Chloé is also passionate about her role as a community-engaged art and cultural outreach worker. She enjoys sharing her skills and passion through creative and interactive lectures, workshops, and events, which foster creativity and connection. She has worked extensively with children, youth, and individuals with migration stories
Her upbringing across India, Nepal, Switzerland, and Australia profoundly influenced and shaped her identity and sense of belonging, which reflects in her work, personality and values
Chloé finds joy in a myriad of experiences: listening to stories under trees, swimming with luminous microorganisms, soaking in hot springs under dancing northern lights, stargazing in the desert, and celebrating the beauty of everyday moments and the intricacies of the small things ...
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