About
CHAMIN’s work explores the fact that reality is ultimately beyond our control—a challenge humans have faced for thousands of years. In her art, she looks for comfort in dealing with the unpredictable forces that shape our lives.
At the heart of her practice is what she calls “digital debris.” This is the unfiltered stream of stock video clips and random snapshots she finds online. Stripped of their original context, these bits of media become blank canvases for her imagination.
Using 3D modeling and rendering software, CHAMIN transforms this debris. She might cut out parts of a clip, shuffle its order, insert deliberate glitches, or change a surface’s texture. These small interventions break down the polished look of the source material and uncover surprising connections.
By recombining these impersonal fragments, CHAMIN builds her own set of visual “rules” and patterns—turning chaos into something personally meaningful. Her creative process is both an experiment in form and a way to find reassurance. In a world we can’t control, she shows that we can still create imperfect but comforting frameworks to help us make sense of it.
Bio
CHAMIN is an artist based in London. She received their MA in Painting from the Royal College of Art in 2022, following a BA in Fine Art from Chelsea College of Arts, University of the Arts London, in 2020.