ACTS OF ATTENTIONS • Visual Blueprints of Body, Memory and Place

Camilla Howalt - London-trained & Malmö-based artist


My practice revolves around mark making as an examination of surface - front, back, and in-between - through layering, photographic transfers, merging, piercing, scratching, winding, burning, drilling, and knotting. I create layered, textured works that unfold as poetic blueprints - structures guiding mnemonic explorations of memory, perception, and (be-)longing.

The body, fragmented and penetrated from both inside and outside, becomes both subject and container - a vessel of identity shaped and unshaped by pain, memory, and perception. By tearing abstract bodies apart and reassembling them into patterns - sometimes too neat - I expose the tension between rupture and order.

Each work holds its own architecture, weaving material, composition, and emotion into contemplative visual maps of mind, body, and place. They open onto liminal states - where memory estranges the familiar, and negative capability holds space for uncertainty and the unresolvable.

What if the act of making is not production but listening? Read more → IN/EX HIBITION

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Camilla Howalt

STRANGE FRUIT IN A GLIMPSE

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This practice stays close to the making — where sensuality, introspection, and rupture meet through mark making. Each piece is its own topographical mapping: an intimate space where meaning can remain unfinished, and something unnamed might surface.

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Camilla