ARTIST BIO

Camilla Howalt (b. 1968) is an artist whose work explores how attention, structure, and material process can register continuity without narration or representation. Working through sustained acts of attention, her practice organises constellations of surface, trace, and spatial relation that hold unresolved temporal and structural conditions.

Working across drawing, painting, photography, and installation, Howalt’s practice is informed by long-term movement across Europe, America, and Africa. Her research addresses how art can make the persistence of prohibited violence perceptible as a structural condition, without reproducing the acts through which it is sustained.

She holds a BA (Hons) Fine Art (First Class) from University of the Arts, London and an MA in Philosophy, Aesthetics and Art Theory from CRMEP (Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy), London.

Her work has been exhibited and is held in private collections across Europe.