Jazmin Charalambous (°1991, London) is a multidisciplinary artist working in the spectrum of public art, installation, collage, and performance. Trained as an architect, Charalambous creates multifaceted works that question the relationship between wilderness and civilization. With a focus on textures, layers, patterns, and materials, her work responds to ecologies affected by modern life. She collaborates as part of artist duo, Finding the Wild. With a focus on site-specific works, landscape art and architecture, her practice highlights the importance of in-between places that embrace incidents and oddities. Currently based in Stuttgart, she is developing works for public spaces through sculpture, landscape interventions and community action.
Selected Exhibitions
2024
- Ende Gut, group exhibition, Kunstverein Gästezimmer e.V., Stuttgart (DE)
- Art Karlsruhe (DE)
- Continuity of Government, group exhibition, Kultur im Bunker, Stuttgart (DE)
- Aanwinsten Van Gogh AIR, group exhibition, Van Gogh Huis, Zundert (NL)
2023
- In dahlia fields, forests, by the side of the road, open studio exhibition at Van Gogh AIR, Atelier de Moeren (NL)
- EuropArtFair, Westergas, Amsterdam (NL)
2022
- Recycling Designpreis, group exhibition, MARTa Herford (DE)
- Compass, performance w/ Felix Mohr, Lange Nacht der Museen, Hafen Stuttgart (DE)
- Fishing Zone, solo exhibition w/ Felix Mohr, Pavilijoen aan het Water, Rotterdam (NL)
- Project O, group exhibition, Projectruimte Attent, Rotterdam (NL)
- We are all guests #8, group exhibition, Foundation B.a.d, Rotterdam (NL)
- In a World Thick with Opaque Complexities, group exhibition, Cave Collective, MAMA, Rotterdam (NL)
2021
- Unfolding, group exhibition, Constant, See U, Brussels (BE)
- RAW, group exhibition, Het Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam (NL)
- Shady Corners, solo exhibition, Nieuw en Meer, Amsterdam (NL)
2020
- Circuito de Escultura Pública da Mata do Fontelo, group exhibition,
POLDRA – Public Sculpture Project Viseu, Viseu (PT)
- LandArt Route, group exhibition, Natuurbegraafplaats ‘De Utrecht’, Esbeek (NL)
Publications
- Issue #6:
Visual Spaces of Change: Photographic Documentation of Environmental Transformations,
Sophia Journal, Scopio Editions, Porto (PT), 2021
- An incidental meeting of parts, ARGUS Annual 18/19, published by TU Delft, 2019
- Anne Lacaton: Visiting Professor 2016-2017, published by TU Delft, 2018
- Rotative Research Dialogues, online, 2018
- The Space of Capture in “ARGUS Annual 16/17,” theory thesis, published by TU Delft, 2017
Selected Grants, Awards and Residencies
2023
- Grant, Prins Bernhard, Cultuurfonds (NL)
- Residency, Van Gogh Huis, Atelier de Moeren (NL)
2022
- Residency, Het Utopa Huis, Gorredijk (NL)
- Residency, Lademoen Kunstnerverksteder (LKV), Trondheim (NO)
- Winner, Auxiliary Bridge - Bilderdijkgracht, Orange Loper, Amsterdam (NL)
- Residency, Pavilijoen aan het Water, Rotterdam (NL)
2021
- Residency, Down Dwars Dela, Constant, Bassenge (BE)
- Grant, CBK Rotterdam
- Grant, Stichting Droom en Daad
- Residency, Nieuw en Meer, Amsterdam (NL)
2020
- Commission from International Open Call, POLDRA – Public Sculpture Project, Viseu (PT)
- Residency, Künstlerstadt Kalbe, Kalbe (Milde) (DE)
- Grant, Design Management Netwerk
2019
- Selection, graduation project, Archiprix NL
- Residency, Künstlerstadt Kalbe, Kalbe (Milde) (DE)
- Honourable Mention, graduation project, TU Delft Board of Examiners
Education
2016-18 MSc. Architecture, Urbanism, and Building Sciences, cum laude, TU Delft
2010-13 BA. Architecture, Mackintosh School of Architecture, Glasgow School of Art
2009-10 3D Design Foundation Diploma, distinction, Kingston University
Employment
2019-21 KESP Architectuur, Rotterdam
2018-19 veldwerk architecten, Ghent
2014-15 Omer Arbel Office, Vancouver
2013-14 vPPR Architects, London
2010 Heatherwick Studio, Internship, London
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